Vote NO on Section 702 Surveillance Expansion and Reauthorization
The modifications to this bill are wholly insufficient to address the many concerns it raises.
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OTI Opposes Rep. Blackburn’s “Dead on Arrival” Net Neutrality Bill
Rather than restoring online protections, this net neutrality legislation is riddled with loopholes for large companies.
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2017: A Close Reading
This edition of the Weekly highlights material New America staffers have read in 2017 to help them fill up the tank as they head into 2018.
Embrace Fear—or at Least a Better Understanding of It
If you gain a better understanding of what’s making you scared, in 2018, you’ll start to party like it was 1999.
Finding Inspiration in the Messy Muck of Protest
A book about the female codebreakers of World War II shows the radical resilience of women pushing back against a sexist society.
How Ta-Nehisi Coates Burrows into Our Collective Imagination
New writing from Coates surfaces conversations around race that America has long avoided.
Ignoring Widespread and Bipartisan Opposition, FCC Votes to Kill Net Neutrality Rules
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Inside China’s Vast New Experiment in Social Ranking
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