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There are growing concerns that the Biden administration is dragging its feet when it comes to installing leadership in agencies like the FCC.

Organizing can teach journalists how to build relationships with community members — and create more nuanced coverage.

Social-justice and civil-rights groups are urging people to join a nationwide boycott to protest the social-media giant’s failure to address the destructive role it plays in American life.

The new Black Voices report illustrates tangible ways for communities, newsrooms and funders to acknowledge and repair these historic and ongoing harms.

Free Press condemns all expressions of hate or calls to violence.

President Joe Biden’s failure to nominate a fifth FCC commissioner has forced Democrats to work with a 2-2 deadlock instead of the 3-2 majority the president’s party typically enjoys.

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.

Alvaro Bedoya’s research indicates that surveillance technologies have hurt marginalized groups and threatened the civil rights of people of color.

Anti-Blackness permeates the soul of our society. And we can look to any phase of history to see anti-Blackness in the media.

Nominee Alvaro Bedoya calls privacy a civil right.