Molly Dwyer of PeakMetrics and Lisa Fazio of Vanderbilt University share their insights about the false narratives surrounding the shooting in this special episode of “Decoding Democracy.”
Officials say the restriction helps students focus on their schoolwork. But Liz Kolb at the University of Michigan points out the multiple layers of the issue, including parents’ desire to communicate with their kids and keep them safe.
KB Brookins, poet and essayist in Austin, Texas, chronicles their journey in changing their name and gender marker, plus the surveillance that came thereafter.
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court sent two laws from Texas and Florida about social media content moderation back to the lower courts with guidance on how to deal with them.
In 2020, many creators on the platform backed Biden’s campaign. Now, they’re offended by his policies on Gaza, climate and TikTok itself, explains Taylor Lorenz of The Washington Post.
