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Kids Online Safety ActTechdirt
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Senate votes to pass KOSA, a bill meant to protect children online.
The ACLU sent 300 high school students to Capitol Hill last week to lobby against the bill.
ACLU says the bill would harm marginalized groups like L.G.B.T.Q. communities.
Many of those who voted for the bill today were big supporters of the Missouri case.
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