Community media seek digital equality and information freedom.
The urgent tone is unmistakable. Black community media workers, like Carlton Romaine of information-poor St Paul's district in Bristol, are voicing their claims to equality in Digital City Britain. Romaine, aged 36, is a hard working, proud, family man of Caribbean background. He promotes the St Paul's Carnival Project in a city where local blacks fight back against a legacy of 18th century slave-trading and race discrimination. As proof he displays his multi-media CD ROM showcasing the life and struggles of African Caribbean people.