The Media, Kate Middleton, and Us

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Welcome to "History Matters (…and so does coffee!) with Dr. Joanne Freeman," presented by the National Council for History Education (NCHE). This series, featuring Yale University's Dr. Joanne Freeman, offers a community-driven exploration of history, emphasizing the connections between past events and current societal themes.
Each episode delves into historical subjects, bringing to light their significance and how they inform our understanding of today's world. It's a space where history buffs, educators, and the curious come together to engage with history in a meaningful way, fostering a community of learning and discussion.
"History Matters (…and so does coffee!)" aims to enrich our collective understanding of history and its enduring impact on our community and culture.

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22 мар 2024

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@lisalivingston6473 4 месяца назад

The development of artificial intelligence truly concerns me. Many people do not strive to obtain their news from reputable and reliable sources. We need to be able to agree on a proven set of facts and to be more critical/skeptical of what we read on social media. Disinformation can be a powerful weapon, especially when the audience is uneducated and gullible. My parents always taught me if it is too good to be true, it probably is.

@pennygmail 4 месяца назад

this was SO GOOD! Thanks for this. Teri Kanefield is writing about Americans needing a "raincoat" to prevent the firehose of falsehood."

@pennygmail 4 месяца назад

The reports abut Trump and his ability to evade consequences is making many of us much too emotional. There is only a few things we can do- VOTE, help other people vote, help educate others. This constant roller coaster of emotions that the media causes "rage harvesting" is really unhealthy.