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TTC Extra: Dr. Mary Aiken on Cyberbullying Within Politics

Presidential elections are known for having heated debates. This election however has brought to light another platform for hate speech: Twitter. "The Cyber Effect" author Dr. Mary Aiken, discusses why the voting population may be immune to presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's social media exchanges. And how their interaction is dangerous for children to see.

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