Missouri Parents Censored Online for Opposing Mask Mandates in School

Missouri Parents Censored Online for Opposing Mask Mandates in School
A counselor wearing a protective face mask plays with children as summer camps reopen amid the COVID-19 spread at Carls Family YMCA summer camp in Milford, Mich., on June 23, 2020. Emily Elconin/Reuters
Jessica Marie Baumgartner
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Online censorship is being questioned by parents in Missouri. Throughout the pandemic, popular platforms like Facebook and Twitter offered a place for people to socialize despite lockdowns. The platforms allowed support groups to continue to meet virtually.

Smaller, lesser-known platforms like nextdoor.com also host plenty of community conversations.

Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Freelancer
Jessica is the Missouri reporter for The Epoch Times, and has written for: Evie Magazine, The New American, American Thinker, The St. Louis Post Dispatch, and many more. She is also the author of, “The Magic of Nature,” “Walk Your Path,” and “The Golden Rule.”
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