Bree C. - LLI Akron
Scrolling through the newsfeed of one's chosen social media platform on any given day, it is easy to find news regarding celebrities or current events. But the hottest topic in recent years seems to...
Read MoreMillenia T. - LLI Toledo
Should schools discipline students based off of what they "like" on social media? This seems to be an arising question in a generation with growing technology...
Read MoreWalter L. - LLI Dayton
Close your eyes, imagine you just got home from a long stressful day at school or your workplace. You pull your phone out and open up your favorite social...
Read MoreTeddy F. - LLI Cincinnati
Schools should not be able to seek out students like history and punish them because it's a direct violation of their right to freedom of speech. Social Media is a place to...
Read MoreJayni D. - LLI Cleveland
Schools shouldn’t be able to discipline students based on what they like. Depending on who you are, “like” has a different definition. The First Amendment is supposed to protect...
Read MoreVanessa W. - LLI Columbus
By "liking" an Instagram post I do think it’s kind of like speech, because you’re saying, “Oh I like that, or that’s cool.” But I don’t think it’s okay that...
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