Whistleblowers and Accountability
Jessica passionately discusses the critical role of whistleblowers in holding industries accountable, highlighting the impact of figures like Ralph and Frances. She sheds light on the alarming ways social media targets vulnerable youth, serving harmful content that exacerbates mental health issues. With a sense of urgency, she emphasizes the need for awareness and action to protect the next generation from these dangers.In this clip
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The Mark Groves Podcast
#394: What it Means to Be Human in Our Modern, Digital World with Jessica Elefante
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