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Eventbrite appears to have used the SPLC's "hate map" to target the parental rights group Purple for Parents of Indiana.

Eventbrite unpublished two events from Purple for Parents Indiana, which fights to protect kids from indoctrination and sexualization. 

Eventbrite is facing blowback for taking down an event page for women advocating on behalf of single-sex spaces on the grounds that it violates the platform's policy against "hateful" content.

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Matt Walshs appearances at two other universities in Wisconsin and Texas last year prompted protests against the anti-trans columnist.

Matt Walshs appearances at two other universities in Wisconsin and Texas last year prompted protests against the anti-trans columnist.

Matt Walshs appearances at two other universities in Wisconsin and Texas last year prompted protests against the anti-trans columnist.

A recurring question from parents of children and adolescents is whether exposure to violent content can cause their children to develop aggressive behavior. We tell you what the research says.

Research for the charity Youth Endowment Fund found that 55% of children aged 13-17 had seen real violence on social media.

The majority of the content in the report is based on detection by social media platforms before users reported to them, said a report from Meta.