We have a lot of work ahead of us.

Free Press Action

Friend,

We’ve been closely watching the election results over the last week and are starting to get a clearer picture for what the coming weeks and months will look like for the many critical issues facing our country.

Here’s what we know for sure …

In the short term, we’ll:

  • Continue to build on the early success and excellent coverage of our #StopToxicTwitter campaign by keeping the pressure on advertisers and readying for any post-election chaos;
  • Fight Trump’s return to social media as he readies for a 2024 bid;
  • Continue pushing to get Gigi Sohn confirmed to the FCC so the agency can get to work on urgent priorities even with the potential of a divided Congress;
  • Push for the passage of the American Data Privacy and Protection Act, which would safeguard our personal data; and
  • Fight bad bills like the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act, which would prop up the corporate media that continue to harm our communities.

In the long term, we’re aiming to:

  • Get ready for 2024 now. We need to continue to expose how the news industry fuels threats to our democracy;
  • Build new systems. We need to put forward new plans and strategies that will create the transformative changes and media structures that will support a just multiracial democracy; and
  • Sharpen the vision and build the political power we need to construct a news system that is responsive to communities, rather than shareholders.

After last week's vote there are new political openings and opportunities. We have a lot of work ahead of us — but in the days ahead, we will organize for the media we deserve, the stories that must be told and the world we know we can build — because we know it’s possible.

And with your help, we intend to make that world a reality.

With gratitude,

Jessica J. González & Craig Aaron
Co-CEOs
freepress.net



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