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Eliminating digital redlining in Los Angeles is the north star of a motion introduced in the L.A. City Council on December 12. The motion emerged from the Digital Equity Coalition, made up of 70 organizations in Los Angeles, representing and working alongside community members and people directly affected by inequitable broadband connectivity in cities across the county.

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On Oct. 9, 2022, a secret recording of a private conversation between some of Los Angeles’s most powerful political figures – including Nury Martinez, then-President of the LA City Council and the first Latina to reach that post – brought to light some of the most painful issues faced and often ignored within Latino communities, including anti-Black sentiment, colorism and outright racism.