Signers of a letter to the FCC are calling on the agency to identify actions it can take to redress the structural racism that exists in the U.S. media system.

Free Press is calling on the agency to conduct a racial-equity impact assessment that examines the FCC’s history of anti-Black policies.

In a letter, 25 members of Congress called on the agency to examine how its policy choices and actions have harmed Black people and other communities of color.

On the eve of the massacre’s 100th anniversary, it’s crucial to acknowledge the role the city’s newspapers played in this tragedy.

The conversation on Thurs., May 27, will explore how the media took part in the tragedy and continue to support state violence against Black communities.

Trump can’t use Facebook’s services to spread lies and incite racists, but the ban does little to repair the company’s hate-for-profit business model.