Is Trump Right About DACA?
President Trump says that we forgot all about the Dreamers. Is he right about that?
Tag Archives: Parkland
The Power of Parkland: Is Laura Ingraham Only the Beginning?
After advertisers pulled out of Fox News show and the cable pulled her off the air, Laura Ingraham has seen the influence of the Parkland students.
The Disproportionality of the Counterpoint
When media wants to represent all viewpoints in a controversial issue, they don’t do it accurately in most cases.
How Common Sense Reporting Became a “Liberal Bias”
We’ve come to a point in the media landscape where reporting the facts has become a “bias.”
The March For Our Lives Protesters, In Their Own Words
MediaFile went on the ground and talked to the voices that mattered most: those who marched
The Mass Shooting Generation Has Woken Up
“The youth is saturated. This movement is saturated. It can’t take anymore. It’s bound for a release and it will drip. We have had enough.”
Is the Mainstream Media Anti-Gun?
Has the media landscape been unkind to pro-gun voices in the post-Parkland sphere?
The MediaPod – Episode 2
In Episode 2, we talk about the women in Trump’s sphere, the Parkland shooting, Anonymous sources in the Mueller investigation coverage, and a recent GW Hatchet op-ed that caught a lot of people’s attention.
Gun-Control Debate Overshadowed DACA Victory
The news cycle has been moving at a rapid pace, and DACA has been one of the media’s collateral damages.
50 Years of Students Under Fire: In Classrooms and in Print
Young voices have historically been targets of discrediting campaigns, but they are arguably the ones that matter most