This week we are taking a deeper dive into TikTok moderators being trained to spot child abuse using already censored content, hashtags being used to evade these content moderators to get more views, and why teens where sweatshirts in the summer heat. 

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This week we take a deeper dive into talking with your kids about inflation and household budgets and a new documentary about a man who created a website specifically for posting explicit pictures of people without their consent.

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This week we are diving into why 40% of young people are using TikTok like google, why some parents are deleting posts of past children, and why Instagram is trying to be like TikTok, even though users just want it to be itself.

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This week we are taking a deeper dive into a new app inviting anonymous comments on social media, referring to mundane activities and actions as "hot," and how even "enthusiastic consent" sometimes still leads to regret on college campuses. 

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This week we take a closer look at how American Girl Dolls are being used as social commentary, how the most powerful telescope ever built could be shaping faith, and and how regulations on paid TikTok sponsorships aren't being enforced.

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This week the Axis team is taking a deeper dive into using memes to spark discussion on what matters in relationships, why teens are putting on suits to go see "Rise of Gru", and why Gen Z now sees the term 'gatekeeper' as an insult.

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