Framing the Narrative: How Media Shapes Public Opinion on Immigration
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Framing the Narrative: How Media Shapes Public Opinion on Immigration
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In this episode of The Journey Within: Stories of Resilience, I sit down with journalist, Jay Weaver from Miami Herald, to explore how the media shapes public opinion on immigration policies. We dive into the ways narratives in news coverage influence how people perceive immigrants and minority communities—often dictating what the public views as truth. From political agendas to sensationalized headlines, we discuss the power of storytelling in the media and its impact on shaping societal beliefs and attitudes. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation about the role of journalism in bridging—or deepening—divides on this complex issue.
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