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Haley calls for social media reforms targeting user accountability on November 14, 2023 at 10:12 pm Business News | The Hill
Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) called for social media reforms targeting user accountability in a post Tuesday.
“When I get into office, the first thing we have to do, social media accounts, social media companies, they have to show America their algorithms,” Haley, a 2024 GOP presidential primary candidate said in a Fox News clip posted to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.
“Let us see why they’re pushing what they’re pushing,” Haley continued. “The second thing is, every person on social media should be verified, by their name. That’s, first of all, it’s a national security threat. When you do that, all of a sudden, people have to stand by what they say.”
The clip comes just under a week after Haley took a swing at fellow 2024 GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy for talking about her daughter’s social media usage at the third GOP presidential debate.
“In the last debate, she made fun of me for actually joining TikTok while her own daughter was actually using the app for a long time. So you might want to take care of your family first,” Ramaswamy said, as the candidates clashed over the video-sharing app, which is owned by Beijing-based parent company ByteDance.
“Leave my daughter out of your voice,” Haley said. “You’re just scum.”
In the Tuesday clip, Haley said that her plan to have people verified by name would get rid of bot accounts from U.S. rivals.
“And it gets rid of the Russian bots, the Iranian bots and the Chinese bots,” Haley said. “And then you’re gonna get some civility, when people know their name is next to what they say.”
Campaign, Business, News, Policy, Technology, 2024 GOP presidential primary, 2024 presidential election, ByteDance, Social media, social media algorithms, TikTok Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) called for social media reforms targeting user accountability in a post Tuesday. “When I get into office, the first thing we have to do, social media accounts, social media companies, they have to show America their algorithms,” Haley, a 2024 GOP presidential primary candidate said in a Fox…
In a significant move to revitalize a nearly two-century-old connection, President of Liberia, Joseph Nyumah Boakai, and his cabinet members met with key Fulton County officials on Wednesday, August 21st. This historic meeting was made possible due to the efforts of Aaron Faulkner, film director, and Dr. Clarice Ford-Kulah, President of Providence Preservation Foundation Inc., who played a crucial role in facilitating the discussion. Dr. Ford-Kulah and her team were instrumental in bringing everyone together, and she will be orchestrating the return visit in December of the Fulton County delegation. The meeting, which took place in Atlanta, Georgia, focused on potential partnerships aimed at addressing Liberia’s current challenges and marked a significant step towards strengthening the historic ties between Liberia and Fulton County.
President Joseph Nyumah Boakai met privately with Fulton County officials to discuss strengthening historic ties and exploring new collaborations between Liberia and Fulton County, Georgia.
The relationship between Liberia and Fulton County dates back to the early 19th century when freed African Americans, many from Georgia, settled in Liberia. This connection has endured for nearly two centuries, creating a unique bond between the two regions.
High-profile figures, including the President of Liberia, members of his cabinet, Chief Probate Judge Kenya Johnson of Fulton County, and Fulton County Chairman Robb Pitts, attended the meeting. The discussions focused on exploring ways to strengthen economic ties, foster educational and cultural exchanges, and address healthcare challenges in Liberia.
President Joseph Nyumah Boakai met privately with Fulton County officials to discuss strengthening historic ties and exploring new collaborations between Liberia and Fulton County, Georgia.
Potential areas of collaboration include trade partnerships, investment opportunities in Liberian infrastructure, technology transfer programs, scholarship programs for Liberian students, cultural exhibitions, medical training programs, and telemedicine partnerships.
Chief Probate Judge Kenya Johnson provided insight into the historical ties between Fulton County and Liberia, referencing documents from the Fulton County Probate Court that shed light on the complex history of slavery and emancipation in the region.
Chairman Robb Pitts emphasized the potential for mutual benefit in this partnership, stating, “By leveraging our shared history and combining our resources, we can create meaningful change and opportunities for both Liberia and Fulton County.”
President Joseph Nyumah Boakai standing next to Her Royal Majesty Shanta Lana Hereford, Warrior Queen of The Cherut Nation.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue dialogue and develop concrete action plans for collaboration. Both parties expressed optimism about the potential for this partnership to address pressing issues in Liberia while strengthening the bonds between the two regions.
This historic meeting marks a significant step towards revitalizing the connection between Liberia and Fulton County, with the potential to create meaningful change and opportunities for both regions.
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Author: Bolanle Media Staff
A series of events took place to mark the establishment of a new nation, Cherut. These events brought together various individuals and groups, including leaders, advocates, and cultural figures, who share a common goal of self-determination and empowerment.
Her Majesty Shanta Lana Hereford of The Ishola Empire, Princess, Empress Myishola Matthews of the Inosa Nation
Sunday Evening: A Gathering at the Hilton Hotel
On Sunday evening, an exclusive gathering took place at the Hilton Atlanta Hotel, attended by royal members of The Ishola Empire and the newly formed Nation of Cherut that included other notable figures, including:
- Dr. Peter W. Sherill: A renowned political scientist and advocate for electoral reform. Dr. Sherill has dedicated his career to promoting fair representation and equal political access.
- Dr. Cheryldene Cook,
- Mr. Harold James, owner of Vocal Leaf Tea and event sponsor.
Monday to Thursday: Workshops at INOSA
A series of workshops were held from Monday to Thursday at the Kemet Club in East Point, Georgia, to draft the charter for the Indigenous Nations of Sovereignty Alliance (INOSA). Participants engaged in collaborative discussions to form an organization that advocates for Indigenous nations, tribes, and kingdoms across the global Black diaspora.
Wednesday: A Bus Tour and Press Conference
On Wednesday, Empress Myishola Matthews, The Oba Binrin of The Ishola Empire, a visionary leader and cultural icon, joined the 124th National Black Business Conference for a bus tour of Tuskegee and a press conference, celebrating the legacy of Black excellence. Meanwhile, the newly appointed Queen Her Majesty Shanta Lana Hereford, a rising leader and advocate for political engagement, sat in to witness a private and historical meeting arranged by Aaron Faulkner and Dr. Clarice Ford Kulah between the President of the Republic of Liberia, his cabinet, Chief Probate Judge Kenya Johnson, and Fulton County Chairman Robb Pitts to discuss the long history and relationship between Liberia and Fulton County and how they can work together to help Liberia with some of its pressing issues through partnership and investment.
Her Majesty Shanta Lana Hereford of The Ishola Empire and Founder of Center of Truth and Healing with a fellow community member.
Thursday Evening: A Reception and Fashion Show
On Thursday evening, a grand reception was held at The Hilton Atlanta Hotel for the 124th National Black Business Conference, while simultaneously the Birth of a New Nation Diaspora by Design Fashion Show at the Atrium Performing Arts Center in Stone Mountain GA was taking flight. The fashion show featured designs from various creators, including:
- Vanessa Henderson from Van Miller International: A celebrated fashion designer known for her innovative and culturally inspired styles.
- Sequoia: A rising star in the fashion world, celebrated for designs that honor African heritage and ethnic diversity.
- Emmy Wu: A talented young designer making a name for herself in the fashion industry.
The evening was further electrified by performances from celebrated artists, including:
- Sara LeRose: A gifted singer and songwriter known for her powerful voice and uplifting lyrics.
- Desmond Champion: A renowned musician and composer celebrated for his contributions to the music industry.
- Hustle Jamez: A dynamic performer and entertainer who brought energy and excitement to the stage.
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Author: Bolanle Media Staff
Author: Bolanle Media Staff
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