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Published: March 15, 2024
Sydney Koch is a staff attorney at the Family Law Project of Legal Services of South Central Michigan.
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McQuade discusses how to fight disinformation and save democracy
March 15, 2024Disinformation in the US has become so bad that it threatens our democracy, according to Professor from Practice Barbara McQuade, ’91. But she believes we have tools and strategies that have the potential to effectively fight the problem.
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