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Calling Out or Calling In?

Recommended Reading / January 25th, 2021 / By John R. Wood Jr.

Editor's Note: This piece originally appeared as a Braver Angels newsletter. To subscribe to Braver Angels, sign up here . From the Center This piece is from a writer rated Center. "You can tell more than one story about what’s happening, but what’s undeniable is that something is broken...

Braver Angels, Unity, Violence

President Trump Tweets About Media Bias in Wake of Mass Shootings

Bias / August 5th, 2019 / By Julie Mastrine

President Trump tweeted about media bias following two mass shootings that occurred over the weekend in Dayton, OH and El Paso, TX. The shootings had claimed 29 lives as of Monday afternoon. The Media has a big responsibility to life and safety in our Country. Fake News has contributed...

Media Bias, Gun Violence, Violence In America, Violence, Gun Control And Gun Rights

Media Bias Revealed in Coverage of Violent Portland Rally

Bias / July 2nd, 2019 / By Julie Mastrine

Media reports surrounding a Portland rally in which the presence of far-right and far-left groups resulted in violence — including the beating of a journalist — have much to reveal about media bias. A video Oregonian reporter Jim Ryan posted to Twitter during the demonstration on Saturday...

Media Bias, Bias Against Conservatives, Antifa, Portland, Andy Ngo, Violence, Polarization

Media Bias Fuels Political Violence in America. Can We Change?

Bias / November 1st, 2018 / By Julie Mastrine

A string of violent incidents in October further illuminated political polarization in America, raising serious concerns about how media bias contributes to hateful division — and how we must change this to heal our divide. In just the last two weeks, multiple incidents of political...

Media Bias, Polarization, Political Polarization, Violence, Violence In America, Elections, Technology, Social Media, Google Bias, Google

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