amalia_CMJ

Good question and good point. Thankfully millions of people across the country have told the FCC what they want--even in person, at this Oakland Townhall in January http://www.internetvoices.org/oakland-voices-town-hall-our-right-communicate. People power is real, and no one should feel isolated or that their voice does not matter. Building community around and open internet is what many of us want!

Here is something simple for folks who care deeply about Women and Girls. And, you can do it starting at 2 ET

Would you be able to send out 2 or 3 tweets starting at 2pm EST/1pm CST/12pm MST/11am PST and encourage other people in your networks to do the same? Below are some sample tweets you can copy and paste. Feel free to adapt or share your own story as well. The Twitter chat runs for an hour.

Sample Tweets: Q: Do you support an open Internet free from discrimination? @MClyburnFCC @JRosenworcel #FCCWomenInTech

Q: Would you support reclassifying the Internet as a Title II Service? @MClyburnFCC @JRosenworcel #FCCWomenInTech

Really concerned about the future of the Internet and women's access to a platform to share our stories #FCCWomenInTech @MClyburnFCC @JRosenworcel

A pay-to-play Internet only ensures women will be out of tech #FCCWomenInTech @MClyburnFCC @JRosenworcel

An Internet that is allowed to discriminate will hurt women's voices online #FCCWomenInTech @MClyburnFCC @JRosenworcel

The @FCCs #netneutrality proposal allows discrimination & will impact women business owners #FCCWomenInTech

Ditto. MAGNet said they would be ashamed of an FCC that did not protect the public interest. We also said Reclass is the only way forward.