I’m reminded how my parents’ generation thought television would rot our young minds.

 them how to speak to…m many different schools and communities who spoke and were interviewed at the March for Our Lives. This is an articulate generation. The collection of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Snap did not ruin them. It empowered them. It connected them. It taught them how to speak to a public. In these dark, divided, Trumpian times when even an optimist such as myself could start to lose hope, I have regained my optimism watching, listening to, and following these young people.
To Facebook — and Its Critics: Please Don’t Screw Up Our Internet
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Mar 28, 2018
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I’m reminded how my parents’ generation thought television would rot our young minds.
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Written by Michael Maupin1.8K Followers
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Writer, editor, and media maker. Blogs at Completely in the Dark (www.completelydark.com) and lives in Minneapolis, MN. Currently on Substack at StoryShed.
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