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Thanks to Facebook's latest challenge, we've seen how all of us have changed- or not in the last decade. Take a look as we compare Kalamazoo circa 2009 to today.

Hey, if it gives her some peace an solace after the loss of her son, we say that it's real.

This is another example of "the film was better without the monster."

Netflix claims it didn’t ask for the access or use it — but records reportedly show they could even read, write, and delete users’ private messages.

I wanted to see what Kalamazoo thought of this and why they un-follow or sometimes un-friend people on Facebook and this is what I found:

Whether it's political, news about Kalamazoo or a feel good story, people have decided what the article says by reading the headline.

That strange moment when you find your Kalamazoo radio station Facebook page is now a personal profile for some guy in New York.

This maybe the most alarming social media crazy I've ever heard of. Michigan State Police are getting in front of it.

Remember the guy that taunted the Redford Police on Facebook only to have it backfire? He just won a little respect back.

Over the past few days on Facebook and Twitter you may have noticed women posting statuses with the words "#MeToo".