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Who’s most vulnerable to disinformation?

April 9, 2022

The very fundamentals of our democracy are being eroded by online conspiracies and disinformation. What is the next front in this fight, and how prepared is the next generation to be vigilant about how much social media is warping the line between truth and lies? The answer may surprise you. For The New Reality, Dawna Friesen sits down with digital democracy advocate and educator Jesse Miller to find out who is most vulnerable.

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