Today, on July 4th as millions of Americans wave their flags and celebrate with barbecues, picnics, and family gatherings, millions of incarcerated people, detainees and their families continue to be stripped of their human dignity and basic right to adequate food, water, and right to communicate to their loved ones.
Today, the Internet has become essential to our daily lives in countless ways – from applying for a job, to investing for retirement, to completing a homework assignment or distance learning, to finding medical advice or starting a healthy diet.
Will replacing a low-cost competitor with the most expensive phones in the market hurt or help Latino communities? What do you think?
Last week at Netroots Nation I participated in a panel, (Re)Narrating the Nation: Crafting Political Strategies and Poetic Stories for Powerful Effect, along with Doyle Canning from smartMeme, William Winters from Color of Change, and Roberto Lovato.
Youth of color are in a manipulative, abusive relationship with the telecom industry. My take on a new report highlights why.
As a Black lesbian director of a media strategy and action center, GLAAD's recent support of the AT&T merger makes me hopping mad.
Today, the Internet has become essential to our daily lives in countless ways – from applying for a job to investing for retirement, to completing a homework assignment & distance learning.
Join this dynamic dialogue with CMJ Executive Director Malkia Cyril and two leaders at Reel Grrls who led the charge and stood up to Comcast's intimidation.
Those who are sacrificing their lives and careers to cover the stories that matter the most and impact people's lives, should be honored.
As a leader in the Black Panther Party, my mother taught me that without the voices and visions of mothers, and their leadership at multiple levels, progressive movements cannot win.