Author shares insights about social media use
Writer Jessica Fralin shares her thoughts about social media use among Millennials during a Social Sciences Division Chapel March 14 at Southern Wesleyan University in Central.
Fralin authored the book “Stolen: is Social Media Stealing Your Identity?” Her book examines how individuals build their identity in terms of “likes” and “follows,” and asserts that seeking Christ is the better way. Fralin, who lives in Nashville, Tenn., is also the daughter of Southern Wesleyan alumnus Jimmy Fralin and granddaughter of former Southern Wesleyan trustee J.D. Fralin. Details can be found on her website www.jessicafralin.com.
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