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Teachers Rethink How They Present César Chávez’s Legacy Amid New Scrutiny
Four months after The New York Times published its investigation into sexual abuse allegations against labor leader Cesar Chavez, college instructors across California are...
Brazil Lets Parents Control Kids’ Social Media Use — Why Doesn’t California?
Alarming trends in teen mental health, paired with young people's growing dependence on social media, have pushed California to adopt an increasingly aggressive set...
Lessons from Brazil: How California Could Rethink Kids’ Tech Use
California has long positioned itself at the forefront of efforts to regulate the digital world's effects on children, but a new comparison raises the...
Brazil Cracks Down on Kids’ Social Media Access — California Lags Behind
California has spent the better part of a decade tightening the rules on how tech companies handle children's personal data and steer young users...
Educators Reassess How They Teach César Chávez’s Legacy Amid New Allegations
California college instructors are rethinking how they teach the history of the farmworker movement following a bombshell New York Times investigation that detailed decades...
