The FCC’s Chance to Promote Diverse Media Owners, and How It May Blow It

This op-ed by NHMC President & CEO Alex Nogales first appeared on BillMoyers.com The Federal Communications Commission is on the cusp of making a decision that could clear the way for greater media consolidation in this country. Such a decision would run counter to the FCC’s mandate to promote diversity of viewpoints. Beyond that, it would stifle opportunities for women and people of color to own broadcast stations. As an organization that works to promote greater opportunities for Latinos to own media outlets, National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) is staunchly opposed to. CLICK HERE TO READ ON. ]]>

National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) is a woman-led 501(c)(3) non-profit, nonpartisan, civil and human rights organization that was founded to eliminate hate, discrimination, and racism toward Latino and marginalized communities.

We educate and increase Latino visibility from our policy work in Washington, D.C., to our media advocacy work in Hollywood, where we connect, collaborate, and create with talent within the entertainment industry.

We lead the work to eliminate online hate and disinformation across media platforms. We advocate for the Affordable Connectivity Program, Lifeline Program, Net Neutrality protections, and closing the digital divide for Latino and other marginalized communities. NHMC works in partnership with other social justice organizations to safeguard democracy in the United States of America.

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