Finding the Power in Women's Voices
On the Issues, March 25, 2009
By Hannah Miller
A growing group of organizations work on what is called "media democracy," that is, changing the structure and legal framework of the media so that it reflects something a smidgeon closer to the actual public -- including women. And this is one revolution that we need -- to give back to women the power of their words.
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