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Memphis opinion: Tennessee legislators insult, lack ideas - Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News

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By Joseph Kelly Verified, Laura Kelly
| The Daily Memphian Verified
“With a striking sense of amnesia, the lawmakers are eager to take over Memphis’ school board, apparently forgetting the state has already taken over many low-performing schools and been unable to do anything to help them.” Guest Columns Memphis Shelby County Schools Behind The Headlines State Sen. Brent Taylor State Rep. Mark White
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Kelly: There are better ways of protecting kids online

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By Joseph Kelly Verified
| Boston Herald Verified
I’m a father of six kids and a longtime Democrat. When I first heard about Massachusetts Senate Bill 30, the so-called “addictive feeds” legislation, I was interested in its stated goal of better protecting our children online. A closer look reveals that the bill is the wrong approach and could do much more harm than good. There have been many well-intentioned approaches to social media legislation in Massachusetts, in other states, and at the federal level.
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An 18th-century rebellion for liberty, equality and freedom − not in France or the United States, but Ireland

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By Joseph Kelly Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Eds: This story was supplied by The Conversation for AP customers. The Associated Press does not guarantee the content. (THE CONVERSATION) Shortly before midnight on May 23, 1798, highwaymen just north of Dublin intercepted and set on fire a mail coach headed to Belfast. It was the signal meant to ignite revolution across all Ireland. Article continues below this ad At the time, Ireland was a kingdom within the state of Great Britain. The island’s three religious factions had long been divided.
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