US EditionThousands Of Writers Sign WGA Open Letter Slamming Trump’s “Unprecedented, Authoritarian Assault” On Free Press
UNITED STATES, AUG 5 – More than 2,300 Writers Guild members condemn Trump administration's threats to free press and efforts to silence PBS and NPR, calling it an unprecedented authoritarian assault.
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The Writer’s Guild of America brings together in the United States the two most important coastal trade unions representing writers and screenwriters of film, radio, television and digital media. The powerful trade union organization demonstrated its strength just two years ago in the five-month strike that paralysed the industry in 2023. On Tuesday, Writer’s Guild again raised its voice, on this occasion against the attacks that are taking plac…
WGA Writers Decry Trump’s ‘Attacks on the Free Press’
Over 2000 members of the Writers Guild of America believe Donald Trump’s administration has committed ‘attacks on the free press.’ Spike Lee, John Waters, Ilana Glazer, and more endorsed an open letter against ‘unprecedented, authoritarian assault.’
Thousands Of Writers Sign WGA Open Letter Slamming Trump’s “Unprecedented, Authoritarian Assault” On Free Press
More than 2,300 members of the Writers Guild have signed the union's open letter decrying the Trump administration's "recent threats to the free press."
Spike Lee, Adam McKay and 2,300 More WGA Members Sign Letter Blasting Trump’s ‘Authoritarian Assault’ on Free Speech
More than 2,300 WGA members signed an open letter decrying recent actions taken by President Trump and his administration that they say represent 'an unprecedented, authoritarian assault.'
An open letter of more than 2300 members of the Guionist Union calls for the inconsistencies of head of studies and legislators in front of the evasion of radio and TV funding and Colbert case.
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