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For Mark Zuckerberg, the past year has picked away at his long-held assertion that Facebook is a worldwide force for good.

Grantmakers are actively seeking alternatives to business as usual to foster economic and racial justice in the cultural sector and beyond.

When it comes to content moderation. Facebook treats Spanish-speaking people in the United States as an afterthought.

One step toward fighting hate is making sure we see the humanity of its victims.

Deciding what to do about Trump’s ban is only one thorny question. The board just might ignore the others.

Wyden recently introduced comprehensive broadband-infrastructure legislation that would expand internet access for everyone in the United States.

Free Press' Joseph Torres tells us how this incident fits into a larger history of news media perpetuating stereotypical and inaccurate coverage of people of color.

Advocacy groups are demanding that Facebook disclose how it reviews Spanish-language content and appoint an executive to oversee policy and enforcement in Spanish.

If the president is serious about racial equity, he must change how Black activists are policed.

The failure to curb disinformation affects more than 59 million people who speak Spanish in the United States.