 comedian Mike Eagle, and Congressman Ro Khanna, Congressman Peter Welch, as well as experts from organizations like Consumers Union, Open Technology Institute, National Hispanic Media Coalition, Demand Progress, and the Center for Media Justice. Many of those groups will also be participating in a petition delivery to Mitch McConnell’s office on Tuesday morning, which will be featured as part of the livestream.

"It’s not going to happen overnight, but every day that passes without Congress acting to restore net neutrality, the things people love about the Internet are slowly fading away. It’s becoming more centralized, exploitative, and controlled by corporate interests," said Evan Greer, deputy director of Fight for the Future. "But Internet users are refusing to give up. On June 11th we’ll come together once again and channel outrage into political power. With voters from across the political spectrum overwhelmingly united in support of an open Internet, it’s only a matter of time before net neutrality is restored."

While the worst impacts of the repeal have been kept at bay by ongoing litigation and Congressional scrutiny, Internet Service Providers have already begun testing the waters to see what they can get away with in a post net neutrality world. In the last year, studies indicated that Sprint throttled Skype, AT&T gave preference to its own video services, Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T slowed down access to YouTube and Netflix, and Verizon was notoriously caught throttling data for California firefighters.

More than 6 million people tuned into similar livestreams during the House markup and vote on the Save the Internet Act, showing that the Internet is still outraged by the repeal of net neutrality and demanding that lawmakers act to restore it. In the year since the FCC’s repeal there has been backlash from across the political spectrum, with polls consistently showing that voters of all persuasions overwhelmingly want lawmakers to reverse Ajit Pai’s order. Over the last decade, tens of millions of people have spoken out in defense of net neutrality, making Internet freedom one of the most popular social movements in modern history.

### 4. Duke Williams brings an edge

It's very evident that former CFL WR Duke Williams knows this opportunity with the Bills might be his best shot at an NFL career. At the outset of practice when the team opened with special teams drills, Williams was on punt return and when he locked up with his blocking assignment he stuck with his block well beyond the whistle.

He then took that
comedian Mike Eagle, and Congressman Ro Khanna, Congressman Peter Welch, as well as experts from organizations like Consumers Union, Open Technology Institute, National Hispanic Media Coalition, Demand Progress, and the Center for Media Justice. Many of those groups will besides be participate in a petition delivery to Mitch McConnell ’s position on Tuesday dawn, which will be featured as part of the livestream. 

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 While the worst impacts of the abrogation have been keep at bay by ongoing litigation and Congressional scrutiny, Internet Service Providers have already begun testing the waters to see what they can get away with in a military post net neutrality worldly concern. In the final year, studies indicated that Sprint choke Skype, AT&T gave preference to its own video services, Verizon, T - Mobile, and AT&T slow down access to YouTube and Netflix, and Verizon was notoriously caught throttling data for California firefighters. 

 More than 6 million people tune into similar livestreams during the House markup and vote on the Save the Internet Act, showing that the Internet is still outraged by the abrogation of net disinterest and demanding that lawmakers act to restore it. In the year since the FCC ’s repeal there has been recoil from across the political spectrum, with polls consistently showing that voters of all persuasions overwhelmingly want lawmakers to reverse Ajit Pai ’s order. Over the final decade, tens of million of people have talk out in defense of final neutrality, making Internet exemption one of the most popular social movements in modern history. 

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### 4. DUke WilLiams BriNgs an edge

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 comedian Mike Eagle, andCongressma n RoKha nna ,Cong ress man Peter Welc h , as  well as experts fromorgan iz a tion s  l ike C onsumer s  U n i on,  O pe n T ec h no logyIns titute,  NationalHis pa nic Media Co a li tion, Dema ndProgress, an d t he Cen te r f o r Med iaJusti ce. Ma n y of t hose grou ps will a l so be p a r ti cipa ting in a petitio n  d e livery to Mitc h McCo nn e ll ’ s  of fic e on Tuesd ay  morn i ng, whi c hw i l l b e  featured aspart of the liv estrea m. 

" I t’s no t goi ng tohappen over nigh t, but ev ery da y  that p a sses wi thoutCon gre ss a c ti ng  to  r e sto r enet neu trality,  t he  thin gs p e o p l e lo veabou t the  Internet are  sl owly fad ing a way.It’s  b ecomi ng mor e cen tr alized, exploit ativ e, and co ntr ol led  b y cor p orateint ere sts," s aid Eva n  Gr ee r , de puty director of F ig h t  f or the F uture. "B ut Internet  u ser s ar e refus ingt ogive up.  On Ju n e11 th we’l lcome t og eth eroncea gain  and c hannel o utrag e  into politica l  power. Withv ot e r sf romacr oss the pol itic a l sp ectr u move r whelm ingly  u n it e d in support of anop en Int ernet , it’s only a  matter of t i me befor e ne t  n e utrality is re store d."

While the wors t imp acts ofthe repea l have bee n k ept  at  ba y by  ongoing liti g a tion  a nd Cong res sionalscr uti ny,  In te rnet Serv ice Prov id er sha vealrea d y begunte sti ng  th e wat e rs tosee w hatth ey can  get aw a yw i th i napost  ne tneutr alit y  wo rld. In  the last  ye a r, s tu di es indi cated that Sp ri nt throttl ed  Sk ype, A T & T gave p reference to its own vi d eo serv ice s, Ve rizo n, T-Mobi le,  and A T&T slowed  downacces stoY o uTube a nd  Ne tf lix, and V e r izo n was  n otor iouslycaught throttlingd ata  for Californ iafire f i gh ter s .Mor et han 6  million people  tuned int os im ilar lives t rea ms  during  the Ho use m a rkup an d vote on  the Save  t he I n t ern et Act, sh owing th at the In t ernet is  stil l o utrage dbythe r epealo f n et ne utrali ty  and d emand in g that l awmakers act to restore  it. I n the  ye ar sincethe FCC ’s repeal  the re has bee n b ack lashfro m  acro ss t h epol i tical  spe c trum, wit h  p oll s co nsistentlys h o win g tha t v o ters o f al l persuasions ove r whelmingly wan t la w m ake rst o re ve rse Ajit Pai’s  or de r .  Over th elast decade , tens o fm illio ns ofpeople  have s p o ke n  out i n de fen se of net  ne ut r ality,ma ki n g Inte rnet  f reedom  one o f  the m ost popular soci al mo v e ments inmoder nhistory . 

## # 4. DukeWilliams br ings a n ed ge

I t's ver yeviden t t ha t former C F L WR Duke  Will iams kn ow s th isopport unit y withtheBi lls  might be h is be st sho t at  an N FL  car eer. At t h e outset  of practic ewhe n the te a mo p ened withspe cialt e ams drills ,  Wil l ia m s was  on pu nt ret urn and whe nhe lock edu p  with his  blocking ass ig nmen t he stu ck  wit hhis  b lock well beyon d the wh istle.
H e  thentoo k  tha t 
 comedian_Mike Eagle,_and Congressman Ro Khanna,_Congressman Peter_Welch,_as well_as_experts from organizations_like Consumers Union,_Open Technology Institute, National_Hispanic Media Coalition,_Demand_Progress, and the Center for Media Justice. Many of those groups will also be_participating_in a_petition_delivery_to Mitch McConnell’s office on_Tuesday morning, which will be_featured as_part of the livestream.

"It’s not going to happen_overnight,_but every day_that passes without Congress acting to restore net neutrality,_the things people love about the_Internet are slowly_fading_away._It’s becoming more centralized,_exploitative, and controlled by corporate interests,"_said Evan Greer, deputy director of_Fight for the Future. "But Internet users_are refusing to give up. On_June 11th we’ll come together_once again_and channel outrage into political_power. With voters_from across_the political spectrum_overwhelmingly united in support of an_open Internet, it’s_only a matter of time before_net_neutrality is restored."

While_the_worst_impacts of_the repeal have_been_kept at_bay_by ongoing litigation and Congressional scrutiny,_Internet_Service Providers have already begun testing the_waters to see what_they_can get away with_in a post net neutrality_world. In the last year, studies_indicated that_Sprint throttled_Skype, AT&T gave preference to its own video services, Verizon, T-Mobile,_and AT&T slowed down access to_YouTube and Netflix, and_Verizon was_notoriously_caught throttling data_for_California firefighters.

More_than 6 million people tuned into similar_livestreams during_the House markup and vote on_the Save the Internet_Act,_showing that the Internet is still_outraged by the repeal of net_neutrality and demanding that lawmakers_act_to_restore it. In the year_since the FCC’s repeal there has_been backlash from_across the political spectrum, with polls consistently_showing_that voters of all persuasions overwhelmingly_want_lawmakers to reverse Ajit Pai’s order._Over_the_last decade, tens of millions_of people have spoken out in_defense of net neutrality, making Internet freedom one of_the most popular_social movements in modern history.

###_4._Duke_Williams brings an edge

It's very evident that former CFL WR_Duke Williams_knows this opportunity_with the Bills might be his best shot at an_NFL career. At the outset of practice_when the team opened with special teams drills, Williams was on_punt return and when he locked up with_his blocking assignment he stuck with his_block well beyond the_whistle.

He_then took that