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An appropriate way to remember and celebrate Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life, may she rest in peace ... If you’re not familiar with Ashley Longshore, let me introduce you right now, because I love her art so much. When I heard the news of RBG’s passing, this image immediately came to my mind. https://www.nola.com//article_397aa3f4-7449-11ea-970a-1bcb It was part of a project Longshore collaborated on with designer Diane von Furstenberg in 2019 for International Women’s Month. T...hirty-seven of Longshore’s large-scale portraits of women who achieved against the odds were displayed inside von Furstenberg’s flagship store in New York City. Longshore recently released coloring sheets of her paintings depicting these famous, fearless women - for parents to as an art activity, a history lesson or just a pleasant way to take your mind off COVID-19 for a bit. RGB is in the "Iconic" book, which you can download it for free at https://www.ashleylongshore.com/coloring-book/ -JL

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Source: Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University It is too early to say conclusively what individuals or groups are behind the bot accounts, but researchers said the tweets appeared aimed at sowing divisions in America. look out for subtle typos, for tweets being sent out very quickly, or profile images and usernames that appear suspicious. "Even if someone appears to be from your community, if you don't know them personally, take a closer look, and always go to authoritative or trusted sources for information," Kathleen Carley, professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University said. "Just be very vigilant."

YouTube recently got hit with a landmark $170 million fine from the FTC for children's data privacy violations, and agreed to other major requirements as part of a settlement. This explains how, beyond the obvious, the changes affect parents, kids, video creators and advertisers.