Don’t let Big Tech turn a children’s safety bill into corporate immunity

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I never imagined that I would spend my life speaking out about social media.

I am a father. Like most parents, I believe that if something is built for children, it has to meet a basic standard of safety. And I believed that if a company’s decisions cause harm, families have the right to seek answers in court. I was wrong.

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