Why Body Cameras Donāt Automatically Create Truth
When a crowd surges on cue, itās not āspontaneous.ā And the people holding the line arenāt villainsātheyāre the thin blue line between noise and injury.
media literacy
Bombshells That Never Explode: A Headline Decoder Ring
Headlines are supposed to summarize the story. Today they often summarize the emotion the editor wants you to feel. A headline used to do one job: tell you what the article is about. Simple. Today, headlines often do a different job: trigger a reactionāanger, fear, smugness, tribal satisfactionāso you click, share, and argue before youāve … Read more
