Jonathan Le

[Jonathan Le @le34_j]

https://t.co/CSye4y2ukD

Social media has positive impacts such as spreading awareness and helping refugees of the Ukrainian war seek help.

@CarpeTeachem
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[Darren Lewis @Darren_Lewis5]

For all its faults, thank God for social media. Crucial in helping Black & Brown refugees trying to flee Ukraine to get stories of their racist treatment by border guards out to the wider world. Also to connect them with people/agencies able to send help.

[Jonathan Le @le34_j]

High school musical depicts school as a great and stress free place. In reality other students experience can be stressful and mentally bad for their health based on what they feel or see at school.

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[Disney+ @DisneyPlus]

Season 2. Coming soon. Will you be our guest? #HSMTMTS

[Jonathan Le @le34_j]

Gambling has been such a popular way to watch you favorite team play and make profit of them if they win. Apps like Fandules and Draftkings make tons of money advertising their apps and having people use it

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[Mirror EFL @MirrorEFL]

EFL and non-league clubs call on government to ban gambling advertising in football

https://t.co/iO1AGK2tE5

[Jonathan Le @le34_j]

Started watching anime last year, and got hooked. In this tweet they talk about how cinematography plays a big role in anime. I also just found out that filmmakers spend the majority of their budget on high quality cinematography.

https://t.co/4Hf6sF1Qhu

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[Girltaku Podcast @Girltaku_AT]

Cinematography can be hard to explain, but it's an important element to storytelling in visual media. In this week's episode, we do our best to describe what cinematography is and highlight anime that have stood out to us in that regard.

🌸Listen: https://t.co/pStAi8uD3J

[Jonathan Le @le34_j]

Journalism provides information for the general public. With this information they can make choices about their lives and surrounding. When Denmark reported false information, it led to negative effects.

https://t.co/xszOjUClcl

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[Jan Nieuwenhuijs @JanGold_]

"We Failed"

One of the largest newspapers in Denmark is apologizing for its journalistic failure during COVID-19 by only publishing official government messages without questioning them. Via @Niemandsknecht

https://t.co/0DfZAOXduT