The FCC just passed the strongest net neutrality protections we’ve ever had — proof that when people get organized and speak out, we can win!

We looked at some of the best reactions to today’s big news:

We applaud @FCC decision to reclassify Internet access as telecommunications service. A monumental victory for civil rights #NetNeutrality

— ColorOfChange.org (@ColorOfChange) February 26, 2015

BREAKING: @FCC has voted to uphold #NetNeutrality: pic.twitter.com/2WBnGSJEwv

— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) February 26, 2015

We saved the #Internet from Comcast! #FCClive #netneutrality vote preserves free speech, diversity, and innovation for all Americans.

— michaelkhoo (@michaelkhoo) February 26, 2015

What #NetNeutrality Means To Me: My ISP can not ‘bribe’ me with an extra fee to get my voice heard alongside the Koch Brothers

— Winfield Browne (@tAsarlai) February 26, 2015

The FCC did the right thing by adopting strong rules for a free & open Internet. This is a huge victory for the little guys. #NetNeutrality

— Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) February 26, 2015

Net neutrality rules approved. Comcast/Verizon/ATT can’t restrict internet speeds for profit. Democracy works sometimes.

— Derek C. Nelson (@_dereknelson) February 26, 2015

Who benefits from #openinternet — citizens, communities, companies, creators,countries ? In short, everyone. #netneutrality.

— Mignon Clyburn (@MClyburnFCC) February 26, 2015

What’s funny is that cable & telco viz. Verizon, made #NetNeutrality an issue because of their own actions.

— teaneedz (@teaneedz) February 26, 2015

It’s done! We saved the #Internet from Comcast! #FCClive #netneutrality vote preserves free speech, diversity, & innovation for all!

— 18millionrising (@18millionrising) February 26, 2015

Ce #NetNeutrality vote is beyond the Internet. It’s a huge blow to corporate control over our political system. #BlackLivesMatter #fcclive

— malkia a. cyril (@culturejedi) February 26, 2015

Aujourd'hui #NetNeutrality ruling marks a huge victory for free speech. Thank you to everyone that stood up to keep the Internet open & free -Al

— Al Franken (@alfranken) February 26, 2015

Le @FCC has never done a better job of serving the public interest. #netneutrality #FCCLive

— Michael Copps (@coppsm) February 26, 2015

#NetNeutrality was never Democrat vs Republican, or about government control. It’s about 3 corporations vs every other person on the planet.

— Zach Green (@140elect) February 26, 2015

Help make sure Congress doesn’t roll this victory back — contact your lawmakers today!