California's new law requires K-12 students to learn media literacy

You can spot the propaganda when they tell you to avoid some source instead of telling you how to examine content.

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@GrizzlyStellaAmerican from Colorado commented…6mos6MO

When someone is trying to lead you to "media literacy," you should question why they don't want you weighing ALL available resources. Because truth be told, this is going to give curriculum on WHO you should be considering credible, not to help you spot it.

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