An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Rudy Salas asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Tim Grayson asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Tom Daly asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Jim Cooper asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

An internet that's equally available to all is vital for democracy and consumer choice. The FCC just killed Net Neutrality, but California can get it back by passing SB 822 & SB 460 and creating the strongest Net Neutrality laws in the nation. SB 822 & SB 460 work together to stop ISP practices that are currently legal yet constrict consumer free choice and make it harder for everyone's voice to be heard, including nonprofits and grassroots activists. No more fast lanes and slow lanes, access fees just to reach users, self-dealing "zero-rating", and blocking content they don't like. No more playing favorites with some websites and hurting others. SB 822 & SB 460 face their final votes this week. Please sign and share this petition to Assm Adam Gray asking him to vote “Yes” without watering them down with amendments!

The idea of renaming a school to honor the family name of a former slave-owner is abhorrent. https://www.bradenton.com/news/local/education/article217083660.html I am a resident of Manatee County, Florida and shall not have tax dollars supporting such a racist proposition.

There are at least four schools/daycares in our neighborhood. Our kids are subjected to germs, K2 smoke, and all other forms of poisonous activities every morning on their way to school and every evening on their way back home. This is not safe for our kids or elders who need a safe/healthy environment to thrive in.

I'm sick and tired of being denied my rights to vote by this underhanded vote rigging practiced by the local GOP party. and yes have been locked out on several occasions in Longwood,Fl.

My dear friend narrowly escaped an assault attempt made by a Berkeley Lyft driver early yesterday morning. As a woman and a person who drives for Lyft, I am hyper aware of the interest and necessity for passengers to be able to request a ride from a female driver. This feature would allow women, children, queer/trans folk, and any one who feels vulnerable to minimize the risk of experiencing violence, which statistics show is significantly more likely to be perpetrated by men.

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Two years ago, the EPA allowed farmers to spray the dangerous pesticide dicamba on genetically engineered cotton and soybean plants. The hope -- for biochemical companies like Monsanto -- was that this system could replace the line of "Roundup Ready" GMOs that are already creating superweeds resistant to Roundup's herbicide. But the EPA and Monsanto didn't think things through. Dicamba drifted in the air, damaging 3.6 million acres of soybeans in 2017 -- an area larger than Yellowstone and Grand Canyon National Parks combined. This year, more than 1 million acres of soybeans have been damaged. Neighbors are complaining of dicamba destroying trees, flowers, and gardens, indicating even greater environmental damage. Pesticides must be registered by the EPA, and dicamba's approval runs out for GMO crops in November. Monsanto is telling its seed customers to write to the EPA in a last-ditch effort to save their product from the dustbin of history. Please write to the EPA and tell them that dicamba is too risky and destructive to continue another year!

Grocery stores are significant contributors to the world wide plastics pollution problem. Plastics never go away even if they are recycled. Stores need to provide alternatives to plastic shopping bags, plastic packaging, produce bags, and other single use plastic items. The health of the world's ecosystems depend on this.