Founder of Christian and Faith-Based Social Media Platform Offers Advice on how Social Media can Connect Younger Generations with Religion Social media is changing the way people talk about faith and share...
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09 Aug 2019
Nathan Glover
Measures need to be taken to both identify and end hate speech online. It’s been less than a week since the violent shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio. The combined events claimed...
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08 Aug 2019 Derek Welch
50% of the U.S. hold a negative attitude toward the impact of tech companies Tech companies were looked at as having a positive impression on the United States a mere four years ago. However, things...
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Teens look to mothers for support more than any other family member Most of the time, when people think about the person in charge of their home, it is the father that comes to mind. However, in the Households...
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NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Arden and French President Emmanuel Macron to hold a meeting in Paris on May 15 Following the recent terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand, there have been renewed...
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The students apologized for the photos posted to social media. The students were condemned for giving the Nazi salute in multiple social media photographs. The photographs also featured a swastika...
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07 Mar 2019 Nathan Glover
The Muslim Council of Britain has requested an independent inquiry. . The comments, described by those who have read them, were racist and abusive. Comments were posted on Twitter, and several were...
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The Church wants to be referred to by its full name. The church wants to be referred to by its full name and not by the shorthand nicknames which it previously promoted. The name "The Church...
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The social media company apologized to Graham for their mistake. Evangelical preacher after his temporary 24-hour ban during the last week of December 2018. The block on his account happened as a reaction...
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New draconian Russian laws inhibit free speech Maria Motuznaya, a [tweeit]Russian citizen, has been put on trial on charges of “insulting” religious believers[/tweetit] along with “inciting”...
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A Bahá’í perspective on reckoning with racism By Randolph Dobbs
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You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
