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08/12/2024
■Class discussion: Are teenagers more prone to be influenced by extremist posts on social media or other online sites? Why or why not? Can hate-filled online material reinforce existing prejudices and trigger violence? How did misinformation on X play a role in last week’s widespread riots and attacks on ethnic minorities in Britain? Can you identify misinformation and radical posts online? How do you separate fact from fiction? Do online posts influence your opinions?
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