Media criticism is a great place to start. If you get them on board with:
Outlets like CNN and the NYT have repeatedly carried water for the State Department, and
That's a reflection of the fact that they are more interested in upholding the interests of capitalism than with any sort of impartial reporting,
You can get them on board with a lot of history those outlets sweep under the rug. Manufacturing Consent is perfect for this -- recognizable author who isn't too radical, and it painstakingly documents how most reporting is biased.
Starting smaller also works. There's a great Citations Needed episode on how local news just blindly prints whatever cops tell them.
I love Citations Needed. It’s why I ended up on this website after their subreddit got banned. I haven’t caught every episode. Do you happen to remember around when that episode came out or what it was called?
Media criticism is a great place to start. If you get them on board with:
You can get them on board with a lot of history those outlets sweep under the rug. Manufacturing Consent is perfect for this -- recognizable author who isn't too radical, and it painstakingly documents how most reporting is biased.
Starting smaller also works. There's a great Citations Needed episode on how local news just blindly prints whatever cops tell them.
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I love Citations Needed. It’s why I ended up on this website after their subreddit got banned. I haven’t caught every episode. Do you happen to remember around when that episode came out or what it was called?
https://soundcloud.com/citationsneeded/episode-54-local-crime-reporting-as-racist-police-stenography
:fidel-salute: to your taste in podcasts