Just kinda need some ideas for this, I'm having a little bit of trouble.

The burden of understanding the democratic process is not on the media, but on the individual citizen. How can you tell who to trust in the media when it comes to the democratic process? How would you go about finding out information to be an informed, active citizen?

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Abel Johnston

9 March, 16:21

Just kinda need some ideas for this, I'm having a little bit of trouble.

The burden of understanding the democratic process is not on the media, but on the individual citizen. How can you tell who to trust in the media when it comes to the democratic process? How would you go about finding out information to be an informed, active citizen?

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Matilda Cuevas · Answer 1

If you're looking through media, I guess do research on the person you are looking to talk to/learn from and try to find out as much as you can about them so you can make sure they are credible and not biased.

Rory Pacheco · Answer 2

I guess instead of media go to an experienced person who know democratic information. Or find a legit person through media to talk with.