Why are Some Civil Rights Organizations Trying to Cripple the Internet?
Southern Shift, February 5, 2010
By Davey D. and James Rucker
Many of us scoff at the severe Internet restrictions that China has placed on its citizens and many cringe at the thought of having our freedoms curtailed. It's with that in mind that we find it appalling that some civil rights organizations and leaders have lined up to tell the FCC that Net Neutrality is not needed.
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