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Popular Information reported on a school district in Florida instructing to remove books with LGBTQ characters.
Social media played a role in spreading the report which was later confirmed by various media outlets.
There was controversy surrounding a news report from certain TV stations presenting a different story and eventually taking down the report.

The Supreme Court needs to be brought under the rule of law like any other institution.
Trust in institutions is maintained through a combination of internal standards and external enforcement.
Some Supreme Court members, like Clarence Thomas and John Roberts, face ethical challenges that can erode public trust in the Court.

Dictatorships rely on fabricating new realities through 'truth factories' rather than just repression.
Reality is shaped by invisible 'Reality Validation Institutions' that validate what we consider real and true.
To safeguard against fabricated realities and maintain truth, protect free speech and uphold personal credibility values.

Build relationships by getting to know, like, or trust people before trying to influence them.
Know your audience's needs and craft your message accordingly to make a strong impact.
Enhance your credibility by being honest, authentic, and avoiding common pitfalls like nervous energy or long sentences.

Establishing credibility is crucial for driving meaningful change in an organization. Credibility is built on proven competence, integrity, and relationships.
Having a track record of delivering results is essential for gaining credibility. Start small, show competence, and build trust over time.
Building relationships by supporting others is key to establishing credibility. Help others achieve their goals and earn their trust before asking for favors.

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