Catholic Broadcasters Push Back Against FCC’s ‘Race and Gender Scorecard’ Mandate
The FCC rules have already come under fire from one of the agency’s own commissioners for caving ‘to the demands of activist groups’ and pressuring businesses into ‘making decisions based on race and gender.’
Catholic radio groups are pushing back against the Federal Communications Commission’s new workforce rules requiring broadcasters to report data on non-binary employees, arguing that forcing them to affirm a “non-binary” status violates their Catholic faith.
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