In a polarized America, it can sometimes feel like there isn’t a lot that can bring progressives and conservatives together.
But one threat increasingly keeps parents from all walks of life up at night – figuring out how to keep their kid safe online, and preventing social media content from having undue influence on their child’s well-being. A new report shows tools to help parents protect their kids online are wildly popular with Tennessee voters.
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