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Social media verification fight underway in Mississippi
SUMMARY: Fifteen-year-old Emily Dyson’s suicide attempt in 2009 highlighted the impact of online bullying, with disturbing messages driving her to nearly overdose. While Emily survived, the problem persists. Mississippi introduced House Bill 1126 to curb online abuse by requiring social media ID verification and parental approval for minors. Critics like Karl Zabo from NetChoice argue this infringes on free speech and increases data collection risks. NetChoice worries such laws may inadvertently censor content and restrict essential online support groups. Jody Dyson, Emily’s father, advocates for proactive parenting and legislation to prevent similar tragedies, stressing the ongoing need for protective measures online.
Mississippi trying to fight online bullying of children; lawsuit looks at bigger picture
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SUMMARY: The Jackson State Tigers secured their first conference win against rivals Southern in a dominant performance, showcasing strong offense and solid defense. As they prepare to face Grambling this week, head coach T.C. Taylor emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus on long-term goals despite their two wins. He expresses a vision for the team to continue progressing through challenges, with the ultimate aim of competing in December. Taylor’s strategy involves taking it one game at a time while remaining driven by the larger objective of postseason success.
The Tigers will be back on the road this week after securing their first conference win.
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SUMMARY: Organizers of the Mississippi Book Festival reported over 8,000 attendees, marking a 21% increase in attendance from previous years. The festival, which included various events and children‘s programming in the Delta and Jackson, reached more than 37,000 participants overall. The event began with a ceremony on the South Steps of the Mississippi Capitol Building, highlighting its significance in celebrating literature and engaging the community.
Mississippi Book Festival Success: Organizers say attendance is up!
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