called out AT&T for unethical business practices

In terms of that 2007 question.

of the amount of intelligent organizing that has been going on and the folks who have consistently been showing up and consistently been creating space for these ideas and for people who want to get involved.2017 Putting Our Bodies on the Line A Conversation with Biola Jeje BYP100 protestors were among those who created a blockade at Donald Trumps inauguration last week.

SJ: I think one of the first things that comes out of a big weekend of protests and actions is that people can see that they are not alone.SJ: The J20 actions were immediately followed by literal millions of people in the streets for the Womens March the next day.because it is helping them step into their ability to assert that this is what they want in the world and to understand that we all need to do it together.

through direct action other people see that this is a value that a lot of other people feel strongly about.The organizing was so separate—with the Womens March the next action that the organizers of the Womens March had was to [send postcards to] your representative.

how do you look at that as an organizer and think about trying to bring new people into the movement?BJ: We often think about organizing in terms of some people who agree with us.

where having people putting bodies on the line is going to be the only thing that can make a difference.This frequency allows drones to cover enough area.

survey at the proper resolution.The short explanation is that humans have been a constant presence during flight for the past hundred years.

that where neither pilot nor visual observers (VO) are required.GN: How do you hope the rulemaking will change through the BVLOS ARC?Reese Mozer: Our hope is that the recommendations from the BVLOS ARC will encourage the FAA to more expeditiously authorize expanded BVLOS operations on a national scale.