Propaganda and pink hair

Tricky by Kayla Christopherson

Mar 23, 201859:44News & Politics

Heather Chaplin and Emily Bell talk to Jason Stanley, professor of philosophy at Yale, about misinformation, conspiracy theories, and how journalism can survive in systems flooded with propaganda, with tips on tackling f...

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