Great op-ed on what the end of the #OpenInternet means to our - TopicsExpress

Great op-ed on what the end of the #OpenInternet means to our communities in Al Jazeera America over the weekend, focusing on the critically important work happening at ColorOfChange.org, Presente.org, Colorlines, National Hispanic Media Coalition and Center for Media Justice. Free Press Joseph Torres breaks down how Verizon Communications and other Internet service providers now have the power to determine whose voices will be heard online and which ones will be silenced. They also have the power to block unpopular speech. And this may mean the silencing the voices of those fighting for social and racial justice — especially the voices of people of color. Please read and share Joes piece, then take action urging the Federal Communications Commission to save the Internet now: act.colorofchange.org/sign/FCC_reclassify/

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