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In school, my class was assigned to write a powerful persuasive essay on a topic we, personally, feel very strongly about and have had some personal experience with. I chose to write about the negative affects social media has on teens and youth of today's world and how the overuse of social media can lead to things such as internet addiction and cyber bullying.
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