How FCC corruption gutted internet neutrality, AL black voters reject raw racism Mumia gets and gives literary praise.  

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Supporters of the nation’s best known political prisoner filled Harlem’s “Raw Space” to celebrate his life and latest book, Have Black Lives Ever Mattered? The event featured Mumia

It took the likes of Alabama’s Roy Moore to bring Blacks to the polls in decisive numbers.

The media advocacy group Free Press will go to court to reverse the FCC’s gutting of internet neutrality protections, said spokesperson Tim Karr.