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Charles Randolph points skeptically at an email titled “Welcome to the Amazon Influencer Program,” illustrating the ironic premise of his article “I’m an Amazon Influencer—And I’m Not Proud of It,” a personal critique of influencer culture, algorithmic engagement, and the loss of earned authority.

I’m an Amazon Influencer and I’M NOT PROUD OF IT!

Influencer culture has taken over how we share knowledge, sell products, and shape public opinion. But at what cost? “I…

Charles Randolph and Karoline Leavitt face off in a satirical meme showdown in front of the White House, symbolizing the clash between media literacy and misinformation.

The Meme Method: A New Era for Media Literacy Education

I love memes and so should you! The term “meme” was coined by Richard Dawkins in The Selfish Gene (1976) to describe…

Graphic artwork depicting Donald Trump confronting the justice system, featuring a gavel, unbalanced scales, and a MAGA hat under the provocative title "Who Rules?"—highlighting the clash over judicial legitimacy and political power in the U.S. and how Donald Trump continues to weaponize the term Activist judge

Media Literacy & Trump’s ‘Activist Judge’ Narrative

When Donald Trump and his allies label judges as “activist judge,” they are not merely engaging in political theater. They…

Interpreting statistics in the news

Interpreting Statistics in the News

Interpreting statistics in the news is essential for distinguishing truth from distortion. When misused, numbers can cloak bias in a…

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