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Booker Announces Introduction of Bill to Ban Surveillance Advertising – Senator Cory Booker

| January 24, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. Today, U.S. Senator CoryBooker(D-NJ) announced the introduction of theBanning Surveillance Advertising Act,legislation that prohibits advertising networks and facilitators from using personal data to target advertisements, with the exception of broad location targeting to a recognized place, such as a municipality

How to combat the recent rise in antisemitic incidents in Austin – KUT

| November 30, 2021

Several antisemitic and racist incidents have taken place in Austin over the last month. Hateful stickers have been placed in local parks, antisemitic banners were strung over a highway overpass, individuals have been doxxed online by a white supremacist group, and a fire was set to an Austin synagogue.

Five Things Facebook Has to Worry About After Whistleblower Disclosures – VOA News

| October 27, 2021

WASHINGTON The past several weeks have been difficult for the social media behemoth Facebook, with a series of whistleblower revelations demonstrating that the company knew its signature platform was exacerbating all manner of social ills around the globe, from human trafficking to sectarian violence. The tide shows no sign of receding.

They Joined an Anti-Government Militia With Their Government Emails – Rolling Stone

| October 27, 2021

What kind of person signs up for an antigovernment militia with a government-issued email address?

Solving the problem of racially discriminatory advertising on Facebook – Brookings Institution

| October 24, 2021

While Facebook profiles may not explicitly state users race or ethnicity, my research demonstrates that Facebooks current advertising algorithms can discriminate by these factors. Based on research conducted in 2020 and 2021, I used Facebooks advertising tools to test how advertisers can use their targeting options like multicultural affinity groups, Lookalike Audiences, and Special Ad Audiences to ensure their ads are reaching white, African American, Asian, or Hispanic users. What I found is that discrimination by race and ethnicity on Facebooks platforms is a significant threat to the public interest for two reasons.

Two Denver schools targeted with "messages of hate," vandalism – The Colorado Sun

| October 20, 2021

A Denver high school was targeted with graffiti displaying messages of hate, antisemitism, racism and homophobia over the weekend, and a Jewish private school had a window smashed and its electricity cut off, officials said.

Global leaders gather in Pittsburgh this week to discuss the rise in extremist hate, find solutions – 90.5 WESA

| October 18, 2021

Pittsburgh will host global leaders this week at a summit that seeks to find a bipartisan response to the rise in extremist hate, nearly three years after a gunman killed 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life synagogue. The first annual Eradicate Hate Summit will feature speeches from former President George W. Bush; Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas; Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt; and Alice Wairimu Nderitu, the United Nations special advisor on the prevention of genocide.

WWW Hubert Middle School Student selected to participate in the Anti -Defamation League No Place for Hate Back to School – Savannah-Chatham County…

| October 15, 2021

On Wednesday, October 6,the Anti Defamation League (ADL) kicked off theNo Place for Hate Back to School initiativewith Amanda Gorman. Congratulations to JaKhya Bush, Hubert Middle School 8th grade student, who was selected to participate in the interview portion with Gorman via a zoom interview. Amanda Gormanis an Americanwriter,poet,activistand change maker

Remarks on Holocaust books by an administrator of the Carroll Independent School District in Texas draw intense fire – CBS News

| October 15, 2021

Holocaust-related remarks by an administrator of a school district in a Fort Worth, Texas suburb are drawing nationwide attention, CBS Dallas reports. In the remarks, secretly recorded by a staffer of the Carroll Independent School District in Southlake and given to NBC News, the administrator told teachers last week that they should offer students access to a book with "opposing" views on the Holocaust if they have a book in their classroom about the Holocaust. NBC News says the district's executive director of curriculum and instruction, Gina Peddy, made the comment while training teachers on books they're allowed to have in their classroom libraries under a Texas law known as House Bill 3979

The Rose Art Museum Announces 2021-2022 Ruth Ann and Nathan Perlmutter Artist-in-Residence Edgar Heap of Birds – Brandeis University

| October 15, 2021

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