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NEA Teaching Censorship?

1/19/22

Nothing captures the Orwellian message than Pringle's concluding demand that “[y]our companies have both the power and responsibility to stamp out disinformation and violent trends – for the sake of Public Education and the future of democracy.” https://t.co/0AlldGUc6c
— Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) January 19, 2022

I agree, censorship is awful.

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