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Aisha Tyler: How Gamers Can Help Stop Sexual Violence
Aisha Tyler in Internet 4 weeks ago
I wrote a Facebook letter to help encourage others to speak out about misogyny in gaming and stand up for women who are being harassed online.
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Peter Thiel: America Is On The Wrong Track
Harvard Political Review in Internet 1 year ago
Weigh in for your opportunity to talk with Peter Thiel, the most successful technology investor of all time.
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10 Reasons to Love This Westboro Baptist Church Facebook Page
Andrea Ayres-Deets in Internet 1 month ago
Did you know Anonymous has their own Westboro Baptist Church Facebook page?
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8 Things You Should Never Do On the Internet
Jane Reynolds in Internet 2 months ago
If you're not careful, the interwebs can ruin your life. Here are 8 online etiquette tips to save you from yourself.
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Free Wi-Fi: Convenient and Crucial For Social Equality
Molly Spaeth in Internet 3 months ago
For economic opportunities, education, and more, everyone should have internet access regardless of income, race, or geographical location.
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Big Red Football: Anonymous’ Latest Attack Could Break the Cycle of Condoned Rape by High School Athletes
Lilly O'Donnell in Internet 5 months ago
Something, or someone, needs to break the cycle of stories like this, which we’ve heard all too many times, of idolized young athletes thinking they can get away with anything.
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Big Red Football: Anonymous Leaks Disturbing Video in Steubenville Rape Case
Lilly O'Donnell in Internet 4 months ago
The star of the video, identified as former Steubenville High School baseball player Michael Nodianos, cracks himself up with lines like "She is so raped."
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New York Legislators Propose Ban on Anonymous Online Comments
Alex Marin in Internet 12 months ago
In a blow to advocates of online free speech, lawmakers of the state of New York have proposed legislation to require websites to delete anonymous comments.
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