SOPA, PIPA, CISPA, ACTA, TPP, ITU, CISPA again, TAFTA. We won them all. In 2015 Net Neutrality, for free access to our Internets. The FCC just signalled the death knell for that hard-won fight. We need to have a serious conversation and fight this, and time is short. Let’s have that conversation.

The Fight for Net Neutrality: A Call to Action

The battle for internet freedom has seen its share of skirmishes over the years. We’ve collectively rallied against a series of legislative threats—SOPA, PIPA, CISPA, ACTA, and others—emerging victorious each time. Most recently, in 2015, we championed the cause of Net Neutrality, securing free and open access to our internet infrastructure. However, recent developments from the FCC suggest that this hard-fought victory is now in jeopardy.

As citizens and digital denizens, it’s imperative that we engage in a serious dialogue about the future of Net Neutrality. The time to act is now, and we need your voice in this critical conversation.

How You Can Make a Difference

Supporting organizations dedicated to preserving Net Neutrality is a crucial step. Groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and Free Press are at the forefront of the fight. You can add your support by visiting their respective websites:

Additionally, consider setting these organizations as your preferred charity through Amazon Smile.

Contact Your Representatives

Effective advocacy starts with communication. Reach out to your local representatives to express your support for Net Neutrality:

You can also connect directly with the FCC through their contact page: fcc.gov.

Furthermore, you have the opportunity to add your comments regarding the repeal of Net Neutrality here: FCC ECFS. For an easier way to engage, check out the website that comedian John Oliver made popular: gofccyourself.com (note that it may experience downtime

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