Kids Want to Know 1/27/2021
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Lincoln High School students ask reporter Kim Kalunian about the state of the news media.
In the continuing Kids Want to Know series, Lincoln High School Students ask WPRI reporter and anchor Kim Kalunian questions about the state of local news, new media, combating so-called fake news, and the future of news in Rhode Island.
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Kids Want to Know 1/27/2021
Clip: Season 2 Episode 4 | 3m 14sVideo has Closed Captions
In the continuing Kids Want to Know series, Lincoln High School Students ask WPRI reporter and anchor Kim Kalunian questions about the state of local news, new media, combating so-called fake news, and the future of news in Rhode Island.
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