Barely a day passes anymore without one or more major corporate news outlets exposing their liberal bias.
What it really amounts to is the desire of news organizations to find facts to fit patterns they already have in mind.
Stressors do not relieve journalists of the burden to be accurate as well, and too often they fail in that responsibility.
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Barely a day passes anymore without one or more major corporate news outlets exposing their liberal bias, sometimes by how they frame stories, sometimes by the massive errors they commit, and sometimes by the mistakes they make in groups. In recent weeks there have been a series of glaring examples in which members of the mainstream press have not exactly covered themselves in journalistic glory, and they extend a pattern in journalism that is disturbing.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Tuesday praised parents for pushing back against the teaching of the quasi-Marxist critcal race theory in the nation's schools, urging more people to speak out and arguing it's the "only way we save our kids" from leftist indoctrination.
Bill banning critical race theory in public schools becomes law
Gov. Brad Little has signed a bill that prohibits Idaho public schools, including universities, from teaching critical race theory.
The bill banning critical race theory has become law in Idaho. Republican Governor
Brad Little has signed a bill that now prohibits public schools including public universities from teaching the concept.
Critical race theory is a concept that explains the way white supremacy and America’s history of inequality and racism continue to have an impact on modern-day society.
Kimberle Crenshaw, a law professor at UCLA and Columbia, told CNN last year, it was “an approach to grappling with a history of White supremacy that rejects the belief that what’s in the past is in the past and that the laws and systems that grow from that past are detached from it.”
Tennessee lawmakers advance bill to ban critical race theory instruction in public schools
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Protests, like this one in Denver in June 2020, have become frequent in the wake of recent killings of Black people by white police officers. New legislation in Tennessee would prohibit teaching elements of critical race theory, which is the study of how race and racism affect individuals and society.
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Republican lawmakers advanced legislation Monday that would make Tennessee the latest state to ban the instruction of certain concepts related to race and racism in public schools.
The House Education Administration Committee voted 12-3 to prohibit teaching elements of critical race theory, which is the study of how race and racism affect individuals and society.