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We can’t afford to take a back seat as digital inequities gouge our communities — especially during this public-health emergency.

The coronavirus outbreak is taking a huge toll. Here are five super-quick things you can do to bring some light to the world right now.

News coverage is reinforcing harmful and baseless stereotypes about Asian people and fueling racism, xenophobia — and real-world violence.

There’s an urgent need for reform — especially in light of the Trump administration’s history of targeting activists and journalists who oppose its policies.

In powerful testimony before a House subcommittee, Free Press Action’s Joseph Torres called out the Trump FCC for neglecting Puerto Rico after the 2017 hurricanes.

Trump’s budget zeroes out all public-media funding over the next two years — which would devastate local NPR and PBS stations.

Spoiler alert: Your wireless prices are going to go up.

When the digital divide keeps poor families and people of color offline, who counts?

A critique of Comcast’s Internet Essentials program, which serves low-income households, shows the tremendous impact that even an imperfect program like IE can have.

The FBI was obsessed with destroying Dr. King. Its racist approach to surveillance has never gone away.