Should Texas Ban Kids From Social Media? State Rep. Jolanda Jones Weighs In
As tech companies face growing scrutiny over addictive algorithms, Texas State Representative Jolanda Jones joins us to sound the alarm on social media's devastating impact on children's mental health. She breaks down why the state needs strict guardrails to protect young minds from screen addiction, cyberbullying, and the severe physical and emotional toll of endless scrolling.
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