Social Media, Comparison, and Women are on the Front Lines
Endless scrolling. Filtered perfection. Constant comparison. This isn’t just social media – it’s a battlefield. And women are on the…
Category: Media Literacy
Chronically Online: Rewriting Rules of Social Interaction
Have you ever ghosted someone online? If so, have you ever considered why, or asked yourself: would you do that…
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…
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…
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 is essential for distinguishing truth from distortion. When misused, numbers can cloak bias in a…
Top Sites for Scholarly Articles & Vital Statistics
In a digital world flooded with noise, finding credible sources isn’t passive – it requires active participation. This guide serves as your…
Media Bias Resources for Smarter News Consumption
Media bias isn’t just accidental – it’s often strategic. In today’s online news ecosystem, platforms don’t always aim to inform you.…
Top Fact Check Resources to Combat Misinformation
In today’s digital world, the ability to fact check is essential—not just for accuracy, but for survival in an age of misinformation.…
The Evolution of Influencers and Their Impact on Politics
We once had Jesus, then John Wayne, and now we have the influencer. One was a religious figure, another an…
