Examining Partisan Reporting of Critical Race Theory Using Meta’s CrowdTangle Chrysalis L. WRIGHT, Beatriz COELHO, Caitlyn KOERNER, Cristina FERRER, Caitlin RECHDAN, Donna LARSON Abstract: Mainstream news media outlets can influence the opinions and attitudes of their audience based on how they frame information. This framing can also to polarization. Presently there exists partisan controversies and state-level legislation in the United States regarding Critical Race Theory (CRT). We examine... Read More Keywords: Partisan reporting; CrowdTangle; Critical Race Theory (CRT) |
Camelia CUSNIR, Anamaria NICOLA Abstract: The global spread of COVID-19 in 2020 has created a wide range of responses from governments, like lockdowns, event prohibitions, social distancing rules, etc. Authorities tried to legitimize these restrictions (including limitations of individual rights) through different strategies in order to obtain peop... Read More Keywords: COVID-19; Legitimation strategies; Government response; Crisis; Discourse; Fake news; Disinformation |
Examining the Effect of Incorporating Social Media Literacy into Moroccan Schools Yassine BENHADJ Abstract: Access to the internet is easier and faster than ever, forcing most people around the globe to adopt a web-based lifestyle. This generates tons of online footprint data, which feeds digital systems and leads to massive information abundance. To address this issue, people, especially teens, who are the most ... Read More Keywords: Social media literacy (SML); Integration; Online empowerment; Experimental design |
Brîndușa-Maria CERGĂ Abstract: Sports in Romania is experiencing a surge of popularity and desire to improve in all areas, after years of decline in which the statics have raised concerns. Enabling this industry with a clear plan and raising the standards is paramount for the future development of the sports scene. In this context, the p... Read More Keywords: Sports; National strategy; Key success factors; 5C protocol; Success measurement |
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