Bias and Propaganda Awareness

Bias means a tendency to favor one perspective over others, which can appear in what stories get covered, what language is used, or what facts get emphasized or left out, even without a source stating an opinion outright. Propaganda goes further, deliberately using misleading, one-sided, or emotionally manipulative information to promote a specific political outcome, and both bias and propaganda can appear in traditional news media, social media, and political campaigns alike.

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