A jury handed down a guilty verdict Wednesday for all three white men involved in the killing of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery. The jurors had been deliberating since Tuesday on the charges against Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael, and William ‘Roddie’ Bryan Jr.
I have not thought about this before and it’s an interesting idea as both users and social media platforms are becoming increasingly aware of disinformation and misinformation and ways to reduce it.
One of my peers brought up an interesting point about the future of writing the internet. They mentioned that there will be a focus on reliability and credibility given the rise of misinformation. #FutureOfWriting
Boyd’s “always-on lifestyle” resonates with my experience. I feel like I’m “always on”, I have my phone with me everywhere I go and my screen time is scary. I can’t remember a time where I was not next to my phone. I feel that this got worse over the pandemic. #315WeekTwelve
Never-before-seen body camera video shows Jordan Turpin meeting a deputy for first time, shortly after escaping from her parents’ house.
Stream @DianeSawyer's special #ABC2020 this weekend on Hulu. https://t.co/CyeqGvrgcE
Breaking News: Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty of homicide and other charges. He shot three people, two fatally, on a night of protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and his case ignited a debate over gun rights and self-defense. https://t.co/dtXvuN6Yay
The biggest key takeaway I took from from the WikiChallenge is that it is so easy to edit Wikipedia pages! It was fun to be able to have a say in articles that have such great impacts. I will definitely be doing this in the future! #ccom315#315wikichallenge
@leila_bakkioui I completely agree! It was always discouraged but I found it helpful to learn more information about a topic or get quick facts. #315WeekEleven#315Slides
My relationship with Wikipedia is probably similar to others. We were always advised to never use Wikipedia as a source and I usually just used it to further understand certain topics or get quick facts. I also used the sources linked to Wikipedia pages. #315WeekEleven
It's true that out of 8.9 million teens given the Pfizer vaccine in the US, there were 397 reported cases of myocarditis.
None of these cases were fatal, and it's not clear whether they were caused by the vaccine, or happened after vaccination by chance.
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Kyle Rittenhouse, now 18, is on trial for killing two men and wounding a third with a military-style rifle during protests over the police shooting of Jacob Blake last year in Kenosha, Wisconsin https://t.co/r6uwuDYSzH 1/10