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"Like" Playing Sports? Student Athletes Urged to Monitor Social Media Presence

Fort Mill High School, Fort Mill, SC

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Students of Fort Mill High School investigate how social media practices and youth sports are connected.

This video was produced with mentor support from South Carolina ETV and is a partnership with Twin Cities Public Televsion's Constitution USA with Peter Sagal documentary.

Fort Mill High School, Fort Mill, SC

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