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  1. Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me 'Round: My Story of the Making of Martin Luther King Day from Kathlyn J. Kirkwood and illustrations from is a beautiful memoir-in-verse. Best for ages 9+. Full review:

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  2. Media representation is important for kids to build their understanding of both their own ethnic-racial group, and that of others. We encourage content creators to step up and ensure that kids everywhere feel included and celebrated.

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  3. from is a clever and eerie horror story that explores the dangers of literary obsession and the power of friendship. This is best for Teens and up. Full review:

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  4. From early on, kids develop an ethnic-racial identity based, in part, on their environment. That's why it's important for them to see their own race and ethnicity shown in a positive way in media. Here are movies and TV shows that celebrate Chinese stories.

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  5. The would ensure that can "no longer turn a blind eye when their algorithms recommend self-harm or suicide material, coax children into addictive loops to maximize attention, or share their real-time location."

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  6. The newest from is a beautiful picture book that shows a Chinese American boy learning how beautiful Asian eyes are. Best for ages 4+. Full review:

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  7. Retweeted
    May 18

    Texas' social media law forces companies to broadcast anything users post, even content inciting violence. Allowing such posts online poses grave consequences to our kids, especially when they’re already facing mental health challenges. My full statement:

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  8. is an emotionally accurate take on the uncertainty and anxiety that accompanies the transition from high school to college. Best for ages 14+. Full review:

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  9. Kids' apps often collect sensitive data like device location & browsing history. This is why it's crucial for parents to know what apps your kids want to use before you download them and agree to any terms.

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  10. Parents should set up age-appropriate profiles for their kids when using streaming services like Netflix and Disney+. It's also important to be open with kids about what kind of shows they're allowed to watch and why.

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  11. There isn't a right age to give kids their 1st phone. Parents should know that age isn't as important as a child's maturity level, their ability to follow rules, their sense of responsibility & your own family's needs.

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  12. from is an epic fantasy based on Japanese folklore that is gorgeously written and deeply realized. Best for ages Teens and up. Full review:

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  13. We're aware our ratings & reviews are being used to advance the book banning rhetoric. We do NOT support censorship & support 's efforts. Our work is intended to help families & educators make informed decisions they believe are best for kids.

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  14. Our founder and CEO is meeting with EU officials this week on the importance of reform. This is a critical moment to collaborate across the Atlantic to make the internet a safer, healthier space for kids and families.

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  15. From tells the story of four estranged royal siblings who are forced on a treasure hunt together in this exciting, magic-filled world that evokes ancient India. Best for ages 12+. Full review:

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  16. The history of Asian communities in the US goes back centuries yet we're only starting to see the community represented in media. gives us the chance to share these stories and values. Here are tips to help spark those conversations.

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  17. When it comes to and the , parents should be the first line of defense. It's important to know what games kids are going into and how to report inappropriate behavior.

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    May 9

    Find out if you are eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program and how you can apply at .

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  19. May 9

    from has important messages regarding who powerful institutions choose to protect and who ends up paying the price. This is best for ages 14+. Full review:

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  20. May 9

    in the Multiverse of Madness stars Benedict Cumberbatch, Elizabeth Olsen, & MCU newcomer Xochitl Gomez in a darker, horror-based adventure. Expect comic book-style fighting & peril, as well as themes of courage & teamwork. Our full review:

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