Why am I still on Facebook?
CNN
As damning information about Facebook leaves the company increasingly besieged by accusations that it does far too little to prevent misinformation, radicalization, human trafficking, girls' low self-esteem, hate speech and even physical violence, Jill Filipovic ponders the same question a lot of people are: Why am I still on this platform?
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