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During a House hearing on Thursday, Free Press Action’s own Jessica J. González offered powerful testimony about Net Neutrality’s significance to communities of color.

Republicans in Congress just dropped three totally fake Net Neutrality bills — and we need to expose them for what they really are and stop them in their tracks.

Incarcerated people go without all kinds of basic necessities — and that includes affordable phone services.

Our timeline charts FCC Chairman Pai’s failure to investigate the source of fraudulent comments in the Net Neutrality proceeding.

There’s an energizing future for local news in Rocky Mount and it’s being built by the people.

This project will train and mentor community members and student journalists to work with residents, develop stories and counter stigmatizing coverage.

A year ago the FCC chairman starred in a video dressed as a Star Wars Jedi to convince folks his plan to end Net Neutrality wouldn’t harm anyone. He was wrong.

Free Press Action, the Center for Media Justice, Common Cause and the Communications Workers of America held a panel discussion on the merger’s dangerous impacts.

Today Voices for Internet Freedom co-hosted a powerful briefing alongside Rep. José Serrano to lay out its policy priorities for the 116th Congress.

Free Press Action and allies showed up at a hearing in Los Angeles to urge the California Public Utilities Commission to reject the T-Mobile/Sprint deal.