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These young people have the courage to confront the shady dealings of the powerful in their school assignments their independent thinking and investigative spirit deserve encouragement from society as a whole.

disappointing how little attention this has gotten in Marin Co. (but not surprising)

youtu.be/wWhtcU4-xAM

About a week and a half later, his journalism teacher called with bad news: Bonnouvrier, the modeling agent, was threatening to sue the district. And now the superintendent was demanding that the Bark either redact Bonnouvrier’s name or delete the slide entirely. www.wired.com/story/epstei...

I don't like to be the party pooper because I appreciate these students—but they are very wealthy white kids. Imagine THIS story written about Black or Hispanic students. You can't imagine that, can you? They'd never get the resources let alone the attention or coverage.

Every H.S. & univ. J-class should do this. Epstein in our backyard!

The thread as a shareable webpage: https://skywriter.blue/@wired.com/3mratt4vom22z

It does not matter who they are! The raped children ! What kind of people are we? How can only ONE yes only ONE person be in jail,after hundreds of victims gave names of rapist? And that only ONE criminal is a woman under the protectorate of the DOJ and thus administration! WHAT AN EFFIN SHAME!

Das Schreckliche Mädchen for the United States, and I welcome it

The Hazelwood U.S. Supreme Court decision gave administrators the right to censor student publications for almost any reason. It stands as one of the few permitted restrictions on what can be published.

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Seconding the Libby app rec, but also, for a more immediate fix, you can just turn off JavaScript before reloading the page (some browsers let you blacklist specific sites from using JS).

It takes a lot of courage for students to tell their principals they're wrong, even when the law is on their side. But as Ben and Madison suggest here, it's just another day in the life of a student journalist. We were proud to offer them our support.

Streisand effect strikes again