Media and Polarization
Journalists are often drawn to the voices of the deeply involved, as these individuals provide the conflict that dominates media narratives. Studies reveal that journalists tend to overestimate political polarization among the public, influenced by their social circles and the vocal nature of politically engaged individuals on platforms like Twitter. This dynamic creates a feedback loop, amplifying perceptions of discord and violence in political discourse.In this clip
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