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Steven Slon
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Consulting Editor, Saturday Evening Post Magazine
Florida
Beats
Scriptwriting, Film Festivals, Filmmaking, Prizes And Rewards, Film Related, Gossip, Film, TV, Gear , Indie, Indie Filmmaking
I didn't cover the Sports and Music news.
Content
By Steven Slon Verified| Saturday Evening Post Magazine Verified A lot has been said and written about the fragility of Gen Z, particularly in the classroom. They can’t be assigned reading material or watch a movie without receiving trigger warnings, not just about explicit sex, but about such lesser evils as “smoking” and (oddly) “language.”Upsetting a kid today comes with a heavy penalty. In some states, teachers can be fired for adding controversial books to a syllabus without prescreening them with the local school board.
By Steven Slon Verified| Saturday Evening Post Magazine Verified No one goes on a walk outside anymore. Or rather, sure they do, but most walkers today equip themselves with headsets of one form or another, blocking out the actual sounds of the real world. In my home state of Florida, that includes a pleasant cacophony of birdsong, from the squawking of wild parrots, to the gobble-gobble of sandhill cranes, to the sweet warbling of finches. Behind the protective wall of noise-cancelling headphones or earbuds, walkers might as well be indoors at a gym.
By Steven Slon Verified| Saturday Evening Post Magazine Verified A lot has been said and written about the fragility of Gen Z, particularly in the classroom. They can’t be assigned reading material or watch a movie without receiving trigger warnings, not just about explicit sex, but about such lesser evils as “smoking” and (oddly) “language.”Upsetting a kid today comes with a heavy penalty. In some states, teachers can be fired for adding controversial books to a syllabus without prescreening them with the local school board.
Company Info
Saturday Evening Post Magazine
New York, New York, United States
'+1 212-255-8455