Social Media Blog Posts

Will it change how teens interact with social media?

Most politicians and influencers understand that our brains love comfortability, and any hint of cognitive dissonance in voters’ minds could cost an entire election. So what happens when characters go...

The 21st century’s technology boom has had unforeseen side effects on humanity.

This article is a winning submission of the 2025 AllSides Student Journalism Contest by Carson Ramon Fusco, Grade 11, New Jersey, Center Bias.

Opinion from the CenterOne of the biggest stories in mainstream media over the past few days has been the implementation of a new X update that allows users to see where an account is based.Media outl...

The assassination of Charlie Kirk has spotlighted how “polarization entrepreneurs” on both the Left and Right exploit division for power and profit, making youth-led efforts the key to rebuilding unit...

One of my biggest takeaways from Careless People is that an organization, over time, becomes a direct reflection of its leadership. The longer those leaders remain in power, the more the company mirro...

It has become difficult to imagine an America that is not dominated by today’s roaring spectacle. Where, instead, public discourse is sober, problem-focused, and restrained. Where the tide is turned a...

A new age was inaugurated when millions of genetically tribal, half-informed citizens were brought into the seething cauldron of social media.

According to an Education Week analysis, “At least 13 states have passed laws or enacted policies that ban or restrict students’ use of cellphones in schools statewide or recommend local districts ena...