St. Louis National Public Radio is claiming sovereign immunity as "an arm of the state exercising exclusively governmental functions" and argues it should be immune from the defamation lawsuit.
It's worth noting that NPR objected when X/Twitter labeled it "state-affiliated" and "government-funded" media, arguing that such labels undermined their journalistic independence.
Just a reminder that the whole point of federated social media shouldn't be that you need to be on #Mastodon, AND #Bluesky, AND #Threads, AND whatever other platform
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@jeff When I was a kid the library was always a safe space. It was a quite refuge full of worlds to explore. To this day being in the stacks of any library induces a sense of calm.
Denying young people that refuge, especially in this day and age should be the criminal offense.