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Post-Truth
Post-Truth
Matthew d'Ancona | 2017 | Essays, Philosophy, Psychology & Social Sciences
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10.0 (1 Ratings)
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Terrifyingly ominous, separating facts from fiction
Journalist Matthew D'Ancona does the arduous task of showing how to fight the current stream of fake news spouted by our current institutions. He is explicit in saying that this isn't the beginning of a radical idea, but something that has been building for some time, offering methods to combat the phenomena. It is deeply troubling how facts are pushed aside and myths are upheld by loud-mouthed establishments despite ample evidence to the contrary. An important read for current times.
  
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Caitlyn Ould (6 KP) rated Sex Education in TV

Jan 21, 2019  
Sex Education
Sex Education
2019 | Comedy, Drama
Casting, Soundtrack, Subjects (0 more)
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Contains spoilers, click to show
I wanted to watch this from the trailers, and it was such a good show from start to finish. Warning for very explicit scenes but, you get so lost in these characters that it shouldn't be too much of a bother. Each character was very unique, there was a lot of diversity and it explored sex and everything that comes with that in a respectful way. Some trigger warnings might apply, like abortions, homophobia, and bullying but, they all send a very strong message.