How Social Media Shapes Political Opinions | We The Voters

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How Social Media Shapes Political Opinions | We The Voters

Learn how social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter (now X) have become major news sources and how their popularity has impacted other media platforms and shaped political opinions. Explore how social media algorithms often create "news bubbles" that block exposure to opposing points of view, and get advice from leading media experts on how to strengthen your digital literacy skills. 
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