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Information Bias & Drawing on Diverse Sources

Activity Time!

Below are three different articles covering the same topic (Standing Rock protests related to DAPL) from several different news sources. Read through each article and make observations such as: Who is quoted in the article? What is the framing of the issue? What type of language is used? 

New York Times: "Standing Rock Protest Camp, Once Home to Thousands, Is Raised"  (alternate link if you don't have a NYT account set up)

The Washington Times: "Dakota Access protest camp: Crews haul off 48 million pounds of garbage, debris"

Lakota Times: "Daugaard Targets Water Protectors And First Amendment"

 

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