Age of Misinformation / Disinformation

Misinformation deeply affects racial justice by spreading false information, biased stories and reinforcing stereotypes that shape public opinion and policy. This topic will look at how misinformation spreads through social media and other platforms, often harming communities of color the most. We’ll also explore the connection between race, technology, and media literacy, highlighting the importance of critical thinking and trusted sources to fight harmful misinformation.

Age of Misinformation / Disinformation

The age of misinformation deeply affects racial justice by spreading false information, biased stories and reinforcing stereotypes that shape public opinion and policy.

Interpersonal Racism

Interpersonal racism happens in everyday interactions where racist attitudes are shown, whether intentionally or not.

American Dream

Interpersonal racism happens in everyday interactions where racist attitudes are shown, whether intentionally or not.

Racialization of Crime

The racialization of crime refers to how racial biases and stereotypes affect people’s perceptions of crime and shape criminal justice policies.

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