Difference between revisions of "Media denial"
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*That [[abstinence only]] education is better at preventing teen pregnancy than sex education | *That [[abstinence only]] education is better at preventing teen pregnancy than sex education | ||
*That the decline of [[public schools]] is the direct result of the censorship of [[school prayer]] | *That the decline of [[public schools]] is the direct result of the censorship of [[school prayer]] | ||
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| + | *[http://www.counterpunch.org/solomon05072004.html This War and Racism] Media Denial in Overdrive. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Media]] | ||
Revision as of 14:46, September 4, 2008
Media denial is a term for when liberal media outlets deny facts that are clearly true. Some denied facts are:
- That governor Palin is more qualified than either Barack Obama or Joe Biden to be president
- That abstinence only education is better at preventing teen pregnancy than sex education
- That the decline of public schools is the direct result of the censorship of school prayer
External links
- This War and Racism Media Denial in Overdrive.