Media literacy key to democracy urges school mandate
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues New Jersey leads by mandating media literacy for K-12 students, urging Pennsylvnia to follow. It highlights teens accessing news on TikTok and YouTube, Stanford data on credibility and advertising, and recent events from Jan 6 to Brazil’s coup as dangers of misinformation.
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Academia Neutrality Under Siege in Modern Colleges
Washington Post columnist George Will critiques colleges and universities for politicized statements and DEI mandates that compel faculty and applicants to pledge allegiance to agendas. He cites the Kalven Report of 1967 advocating institutional neutrality, contrasts with 21st century pressure, and notes surveys showing DEI influence in hiring and tenure decisions.
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Sinema’s independence questioned amid Davos showmanship
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Francis Wilkinson analyzes Senator Kyrsten Sinema’s shift to independence, arguing true independence in Congress is illusory. He contrasts her stance with bipartisan norms, notes her Democratic affiliations on committees, and warns of political risk as she seeks reelection in 2024. The piece weighs Trump-era polarization, Senate dynamics, and past bipartisan efforts by King and Sanders.
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