Media Manipulation and Mental Health

This chapter examines the manipulative role of corporate media in shaping public perception through misinformation, particularly regarding political figures like Trump and Charlie Kirk. It explores the societal implications of media narratives on emotions, identity, and political discourse, while emphasizing the need for open dialogue to bridge divides. Additionally, it critiques the impact of mental health framing on individual agency and responsibility, revealing how labeling can lead to a disempowered sense of victimhood.