A recent op-ed titled “Internet providers must prioritize minority communities” made unfortunate and inaccurate allegations about AT&T’s work to connect people in Chicago. We’d like to set the record straight.
We agree that access to high-speed internet is critical to unlock possibilities, opportunities and innovations that enable people to live, learn, work and play. We also agree that far too many Americans still can’t or don’t connect to high-speed internet services mainly due to issues around affordability, adoption or availability. We agree this must change.
