Is "Dear White People" a Problem? Answers from Media Psychology
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as posted by the channelA lot of people are upset about this new Netflix series, based on a documentary, called Dear White People. I go over some aspects of media psychology and asses how media affects us as well as use science-based reasoning to indicate how it's just a stupid waste of time to be concerned about in isolation, but how lots of clones could be a problem.
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