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Faithful and Queer: Nico Lang lets trans kids speak for themselves
Most coverage of trans kids is from a policy viewpoint. Should we ban this book? Which bathroom can a trans kid use? Can they use their preferred name and pronouns? But never do we hear from the trans kids themselves.
Remembering the Rev. Dr. Barbara Brown Zikmund
Rev. Zikmund had a keen interest in the history of our own organization and the story of Rev. Dr. Everett Parker’s ultimately successful battle on behalf of the public interest in the broadcasting industry.
Letter to FCC on KYC Requirements
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UCC Media Justice Welcomes Its First Media Justice Fellow
UCC Media Justice Ministry is proud to announce the Rev. Dr. D. Amina B. Butts as our inaugural Media Justice Fellow, made possible with initial support from the Potomac Association of the UCC.
A win for digital equity, a loss for racial justice
On July 15, a federal judge issued a mixed ruling in National Digital Inclusion Alliance v. Trump, the case we supported with an amicus brief joined by 22 organizations.
The FCC wants to decide who gets to own your local TV station, with no limits
The FCC announced it wants to eliminate the 39% national television ownership cap, the same law we’ve been fighting to enforce in filings at the FCC and in our case against the Nexstar/TEGNA merger.
Dr. Ruha Benjamin, Journalist Richard Prince to Headline 44th Annual Parker Lecture on September 10
Join us on Thursday, September 10, 2026, at the First Congregational United Church of Christ in Washington, D.C.!
UCC Media Justice Filing on Disney/The View
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UCC Media Justice Filing on LGBTQ+ Content Ratings
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Our fight to stop the illegal cancellation of the Digital Equity Act
The National Digital Inclusion Alliance is suing to stop the illegal cancellation. UCC Media Justice is supporting that effort by coordinating an amicus brief written by the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic at UC Berkeley School of Law, joined by 22 total organizations.