Detroit man's Inpathy social media idea aims to get people to be real, online
The Detroit-based tech startup hopes to inspire people to be themselves as they get to know others on the app, share their own personal experiences, and speak freely on a safe social network - where bullying, racism and hate speech is not allowed.
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