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Maybe Social Media Is not So Toxic After All?
Published on November 18, 2020 by Claire McCabe

It is said that social media is “toxic” and “negative.” People tend to paint their lives in a pretty picture or aim for perfection on social media pressuring users to put their best selves on social media platforms.

Nowadays, iPhone users can even receive a daily report on how much screen time one had for that day. Ninety percent of college students use social networks, according to a study conducted by Mats University.

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Gaslighting At Its Finest published on November 11, 2020 by Gretchen Lembcke Pena ( )

Recently, Glee star Blake Jenner posted an “apology” on Instagram a year after ex- wife Melissa Benoist publicly spoke about her domestic violence experience.

Benoist posted a video on Instagram in November of last year, admitting to having experienced domestic violence first-hand from a former partner. Throughout the video, she kept their identity anonymous. Benoist went into as much detail as she could, considering her past trauma. She had to reject roles with male costars due to jealousy, terminated friendships with men and had a phone thrown at her face, which permanently damaged her eyesight.

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Coming to a Grocery Store Near You published on November 11, 2020 by Nicholas Vannicola

Based in Amazon’s hometown of Seattle, the new Amazon Go grocery store allows customers to shop for everyday grocery items like fresh produce, meats, wine and spirits as well as more.

Shoppers can walk in, scan a QR code from their Amazon mobile app, and begin shopping as the sensors in each cart tracks the items being placed. When the customer exits the store, their cart is checked out automatically using their payment card on file.

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