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4 years ago

Does anyone know of any good examples of media bias? I'm not looking for anything about presidential debates, though

1 answer:

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Media bias is like whats fair and not fair in the media like:

Kellyanne Conway was profiled in New York magazine, and the photos are typical of the portrayals of conservatives.

<span>Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/446304/kellyanne-conway-conservatives-receive-different-treatm...</span>

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