US EditionMemes and Conflict: How Imagery and Fakes Can Precede Political Violence
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Memes and Conflict: How Imagery and Fakes Can Precede Political Violence
Visual content, including manipulated images, is a staple of propaganda and political messaging. By Dr. Tim WeningerFrank M. The post Memes and Conflict: How Imagery and Fakes Can Precede Political Violence appeared first on Brewminate: A Bold Blend of News and Ideas.
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