It's time to bring back a Public Editor to hold media accountable for racism, bias and inequity, says Tauhid Chappell.

"Communities in Philly — particularly Black communities — stand to lose opportunities for coverage and collaboration with journalists if the internal issues at KYW-TV and other local outlets are not promptly addressed," says guest columnist Tauhid Chappell.

"We have to recognize we haven’t gotten it right and that getting different voices in the room is not enough," says guest columnist Cheryl Thompson-Morton.

Access to diverse news sources is “essential to try to change and fight deep problems of poverty and racial injustice,” said MMP's Hannah Sassaman.

Media Mobilizing Project recently announced the launch of PublicSchoolVoices.com, a growing collection of videos and testimonials from the parents, teachers, and students that are the core stakeholders in Philadelphia’s public schools. For the project, MMP has partnered with over 11 school communities to gather stories that reflect all those who are invested in public schools and […]