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“At First I Thought it Was a Joke”: Academic Media Censorship Conference Censored by YouTube The entire video record of the conference — estimated at around 24 hours of material — was mysteriously disappeared from YouTube say conference organizers. An academic critical media literacy conference warning of the dangers of media censorship has, ironically, been censored by YouTube. The Critical Media Literacy Conference of the Americas 2020 took place without incident online over two days in October and featured a number of esteemed speakers and panels discussing issues concernin...

this episode is no longer availablePlaylist We continue our conversation about the movement in 2020 from the standpoint of anarchists and Antifa. We also examine the role corporate media played in the current demonization of leftist movements. Guests: Omari Salisbury, Mic Crenshaw, Mickey Huff, Rachel Jackson In the second half of the hour, we speak with activists from all over the country about important national news stories of 2020. Guests: Jasiri X, George Chidi, and Dr. Kimberly Ellis photo via: Iit’s Going Down Playlist

Thursday December 24  Corporations and Democracy w/Lynda McClure 3pm As if 2020 hasn’t been full of events and news, this week on Corporations and Democracy, Mickey Huff, Executive Director of Project Censored, will talk about what hasn’t gotten coverage, and you’ll be amazed at the big news stories that have been censored this year. Join host Lynda McClure for Corporations and Democracy at 3 pm on Thursday, here on KZYX and Z.   

Opinion Opinion Advocates for ideas and draws conclusions based on the author/producer’s interpretation of facts and data. Should This Article Be Trusted? Illustration by Carlos PX/Visuals/Unsplash Where does our news come from? What’s the difference between “fact” and “opinion” in news reporting? Should this article be trusted? After the past four dizzying years—during which the president has consistently vilified the press and sought to undermine public trust in journalism—answers to these fundamental questions are evidently far from elementary for many Americans. A December...

Project Censored The News That Didn’t Make the News. Each week, co-hosts Mickey Huff and Peter Phillips conduct in depth interviews with their guests and offer hard hitting commentary on the key political, social, and economic issues of the day with an emphasis on critical media literacy. Playlist