• Save Net Neutrality
    As an entrepreneur the internet is where I will market most effectively. Net neutrality will contribute to the fairest and best chances for my business to succeed.
    140 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Cassie Jongejan
  • Small businesses In support of net neutrality
    I am a small business owner, a residential interior designer to be exact, and I'm struggling to stay in the game since my target clients (upper middle class) are hesitating to invest in home furnishings. I compete with other local designers for a smaller segment of clients. Paying more for Internet services so that my website can be accessible could break what I've worked so hard to build.
    325 of 400 Signatures
    Created by Deborah Bettcher
  • FCC: maintain an open internet and drop pay-to-play net access
    Small businesses need an open internet to stay competitive on-line against the big boxes. Non-profits need an open internet to stay viable in fundraising and getting their messages out. Individual users need an open internet to avoid higher costs and loss of access.
    438 of 500 Signatures
    Created by Jay Ward
  • Please allow pit bulls in Miami-Dade County, FL!
    Pit bulls can be loving animals and there is no need to stereotype all of these animals because of horrible owners. These animals need our help and I would love to see more of them in loving homes and less of them at the Miami-Dade County Animal Services dying by euthanasia.
    11,532 of 15,000 Signatures
    Created by Aby Rodriguez
  • Net Neutrality: Open Access to the Fast Lane
    I am a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer and work full-time as a Legal Assistant at a major Boise, Idaho law firm. I use the Internet extensively at work and at home to access personal bank and credit card accounts, bill payment, payroll information. Net neutrality should remain the standard.
    6 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Tom Jones
  • Save the Internet
    I am a semi-retired attorney who does pro bono work for civil rights groups and without the Internet I could not afford to do this.
    550 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Ethel L. Munson
  • Maintain Net neutrality and save the Internet
    I've used the Internet for over 20 years and the World Wide Web ever since its inception. It's been an integral part of my freelance work and research ever since. I couldn't live without it. I depend on unfettered access to research sources and online archives on a daily basis and most of these are hosted or supported by nonprofit organizations and various public and private institutions. Any disruption of my ability to access such information would certainly be harmful to my work. And frankly, it wouldn't benefit my non-work activities much either.
    41 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Robert Bononno
  • Tell Our Representatives to Protect Internet Neutrality
    Many small business owners rely on internet searches to grow their business'. This proposal creates an uneven playing field and will negatively impact small business.
    30 of 100 Signatures
    Created by JIm Marcinek
  • Don't sent rapists to volunteer at rape crisis centers!
    Dallas 20-year-old Sir Young's sexual assault should have landed him in jail for decades. Instead he got community service — at a rape crisis center.
    27 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Demand Progress
  • Washington Post: Apologize for racist, xenophobia editorial!
    Stanford Professor Ian Morris argues that British colonialism in India eliminated "savagery," that genocides only killed two percent of the century's population, so they weren't that big a deal, and that obliterating the Native American population was justified since "people almost never give up their freedoms... unless forced to do so."
    8 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Demand Progress
  • NBA Commissioner: Thank You For Taking A Stand!
    Surely by now you've heard about the despicable, disgusting racist comments made by Clippers owner Donald Sterling. This situation is bigger than just basketball. The NBA holds enormous power over our cultural values - having a significantly large impact on American youth.
    10 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Demand Progress
  • These Nigerian Schoolgirls Desperately Need Our Help!
    Boko Haram is one of the most violent, misogynistic and notorious terrorist vigilante groups in the world. They've just kidnapped over 250 Nigerian girls for human trafficking as sex slaves and child brides — and their government is doing nothing to help them.
    67 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Demand Progress