Freedom to Speak: No Censorship in Social Media campaign continues...

American Vernacular is BANNED for 30 days once again from Facebook.

This recent ban highlights how social media platforms have the ability to restrict free enterprise, deflate the entrepreneurial spirit, suppress free speech and expression with no ability to appeal the decision except in "some" cases. What is the criteria for this form of net neutrality aka preferential treatment? And should a publicly traded, American-based company be allowed to use its discretion to abridge the speech of its users? When does a company have the right to restrict speech? Our crusade against the form of "cyberbulling" to silence dissent is a cause we need to be addressing and what we, the people, must do about it while we still can. Join the movement and let your voice be heard in support of freedom of speech and expression for all people.

Please visit http://www.americanvernacular.org/americanvernacular/AV_Freedom_to_Speak.html to make a donation, spread the word and help us fund our documentary, Freedom of Speak: No Censorship In Social Media.