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

After a long history of anti-Black prejudice in media, what would reparations look like?

The #YaBastaFacebook coalition releases a set of demands and calls on Mark Zuckerberg to answer for Facebook’s spread of Spanish disinformation and hate.

The company is allowing rampant disinformation campaigns to continue to target Spanish-speaking communities in the United States.

One of the highlights was the discussion “Dismantling Systemic Racism,” with women of color demanding more action to make the media more inclusive.

From the smallest single-person newsroom to the largest media conglomerate, journalists are grappling with how to address prejudice inside the industry.

The launch of the #YaBastaFacebook initiative will include significant new policy asks and the release of new findings about the Spanish-language disinformation crisis.

WASHINGTON — At a House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee hearing on Friday, industry and labor representatives debated how to best solve the crisis in journalism.

WASHINGTON — On Thursday, Rep. Clyburn reintroduced the Accessible, Affordable Internet for All Act, which would do a great deal to close the digital divide.

Advocates and educators join together to discuss the disconnect between technology and underserved families.