Black Women Betrayed By Minorities Voting Trump?

Article Demonstrates:
- How identity politics are employed to create division, polarize public opinion, and subtly nudge audiences toward specific political conclusions.
- Understanding how this framing works helps us critically evaluate the narratives we’re presented with in media, allowing us to see beyond the surface-level messaging in most of the corporate propaganda were presented with.

Fact Check #1 link (Trump Very Fine People Hoax):
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-very-fine-people/

Fact Check #2 Link (911 call of man calling dispatch over people walking home with caught geese):
https://nypost.com/2024/09/09/us-news/all-about-viral-claims-of-haitian-migrants-eating-pets-in-springfield-ohio/

Fact Check #3 Link (Springfield Ohio Resident Witness Testimony):
(Clip from Tyler Oliveira Video)
https://www.instagram.com/haytipromo509/reel/C_zEiRfJdYO/
(Full Tyler Oliveira Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvZTr3F_YZI

Key Takeaways:
1. Recognizing Media Framing:
- Media uses framing techniques and misinformation to manipulate the permanent record for reference later as a narrative building technique
- Media narratives often focus on identity to create emotional resonance and establish group loyalty.
- Always ask: What’s the deeper message, and whose interests does it serve?

2. Challenging Manufactured Consent:
- Never buy into emotional rhetoric. Always approach claims that reference hear-say, or attack a persons character as opposed to policy positions with skepticism
- Identity politics can oversimplify complex issues, reducing individuals to their demographics rather than addressing broader societal needs.
- Focus on policies and ideas, not just the framing of identity.
- Look beyond identity to understand motivations, policies, and power structures.