Media Literacy

1. They are USA Today, Associated Press, and ABC News.

2. 3 examples are Vanity Fair, Daily Beast and Vox

3. National Review, Standard and Reason

4. Patribotics and David Wolfe are liberal, Fox News and Info Wars are conservative  

5. Something that can be proven true with proof

6. A bias view on something.

7. A opinion based on actual facts.

8. Hopefully in every article or sports scores.

9. I think older students or staff at bowie.

10. I know when i'm writing you have to put all bias and personal life out of the way and just write facts and support them.

11. I, I believe, Personally, I think, In my opinion 

12. Ammendement 1

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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

14. I think the media gives us constant updates about current things that are going on in our world.

15. They all have to do with President Trump

16. I don't think so bias just gives us other things that have to do with facts that can can be stirred up or changed to make something look better or worse, but with no evidence what's the point

17. They cover them on the front to show maybe what the support since most of there news articles are bias and people shouldn't buy everything they say.

18.Yes, they should, but we will always see bias as long as humans are the ones writing the news.

19. I think in a way so you can have views from both sides that are factual, but fake news and bias just isn't worth anyones time.

20.Not really, unless you want to laugh cause of how ridiculous it is.

21. It's very hard, but if people take bias out of it and just give us facts like football reporters do when they say the stats of game and just tell us true statements and the news would have to find credible sources.