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CHICAGO, April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A U.S. Supreme Court ruling that OK d the Federal Communications Commission s (FCC) media ownership deregulation could be detrimental to women and minorities trying to get a foothold in media ownership.
With the case
Federal Communications Commission v. Prometheus Radio Project, No. 19-1231 the Court on April 1 said the FCC acted reasonably when it relaxed three media-ownership restrictions. Geodialog Media LLC CEO, Christine Marie Nielsen, says it s important the current administration continues to look at this issue.
Our Earth Issues is News turned on its axis™ . The Supreme Court noted in its ruling there is a lack of data regarding how such deregulation may impact ownership by women and minorities, says Geodialog Media s Nielsen. It s time to get that data. It s time to monitor how these groups are impacted.
Set in 1974 Mississippi, “the three sisters have gone their separate ways,” said Director Trudy Bruner in her first solo production for OCT. “They’re back home at a time of crisis” – Babe’s alleged attack on her husband.
Oddly, “it’s a comedy, but it’s also very poignant and sweet,” Bruner added. “It has a lot to say about family, that we’re really better off together.”
Though Babe, played by Lily Capote in her stage debut, is initially flippant about the charge against her, her oldest sister, Lenny, played by Kiersten Farley, suspects there’s more than her sister is letting on.