Media Bias and Mental Health in Tragedy

This chapter explores the contrasting media narratives surrounding the Buffalo shooting and Waukesha parade attack, emphasizing perceived biases in racial portrayals and political implications. The discussion critiques the scapegoating of public figures and stresses the urgent need for reform in mental health resources, particularly for youth at risk of violent behavior. By examining these intertwined issues, the speakers challenge the audience to reconsider accountability and societal responses to violence.

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