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It is time for a deep reckoning about the role our media system plays in reflecting classist and racist interests that threaten safety for all.

Four years after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico is still in desperate need of disaster-proof communications systems.

A number of congressional reps joined Media 2070 in calling out the independent governmental agency.

The budget includes a $1-million investment in the Civic Information Consortium, a groundbreaking program that fosters more informed communities.

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.

Congressional leaders and a media advocacy group are urging the FCC to examine how policy decisions have harmed Black people and other communities of color.

One of the bills could make it difficult or impossible for companies to deplatform and remove from their sites any business that traffics in hateful content.

With fewer outlets and fewer reporters, increasing numbers of Coloradans have to find other sources to fill the gap.

A recent report from the advocacy group Avaaz indicates that Facebook is still struggling to rein in Spanish-language misinformation about COVID-19.

There’s a long list of things people want to see the FCC tackle. It can’t do that until Biden fills out the agency.