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    A Gen Z perspective on why we must pass the Kids Online Safety Act

    As a young person who has had Instagram since I was 11, I value social media. It has opened up new avenues for education, art, philosophy, and connection that we’ve scarcely been able to classify but will surely be represented in the museums of the future.

    At the same time, I am among the loudest voices advocating for the regulation of social media.

    Sam Hiner explains.

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