Moment of Truth helps mother reject conspiracy theories
Clip: 9/27/2022 | 3m 32sVideo has Closed Captions
Mother has Moment of Truth that leads to her rejecting conspiracy theories she believed
Like millions of Americans, Karen Robertson of Iuka, Mississippi believed in conspiracy theories. But one day she had an experience that convinced her to challenge her beliefs. She spoke about that moment with student reporter Makenna Mead of Mississippi Public Broadcasting’s Youth Media Project. Their conversation is part of our Student Reporting Labs series on misinformation, "Moments of Truth."
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Moment of Truth helps mother reject conspiracy theories
Clip: 9/27/2022 | 3m 32sVideo has Closed Captions
Like millions of Americans, Karen Robertson of Iuka, Mississippi believed in conspiracy theories. But one day she had an experience that convinced her to challenge her beliefs. She spoke about that moment with student reporter Makenna Mead of Mississippi Public Broadcasting’s Youth Media Project. Their conversation is part of our Student Reporting Labs series on misinformation, "Moments of Truth."
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