Relationship between media justice and media control
“Media is not the issue. Justice is the issue. Media is the
infrastructure for how we communicate about the issue of justice. We
need to be able to use this infrastructure. All of us represent a level
of disenfranchisement. Disenfranchised communities depend on media to
survive. For instance, Native American communities depend on the phone
system – yes, phone systems are a part of media. Net neutrality is also
an issue… we want a community that not only increases access but helps
to create justice.”
