Tennessee teacher's Facebook post revealing why 'kids aren't ready for social media' goes viral: 'Terrifying'
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A middle school teacher in McEwen, Tennessee, has gone viral on Facebook for pointing out why she feels children "aren't ready for social media." The post has been shared 85,000 times.
That's also the message from a middle school teacher's now-viral Facebook post, which has been shared 85,000 times. Genevieve Shaw Brown is a contributing lifestyle reporter for Fox News Digital.
"Imagine something embarrassing happened to you at school when you were in the 7th grade," the post, written by Jackie Tate of McEwen, Tennessee, reads.
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