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-- Critical
Media Literacy
in Times of War
-- Introduction
to the Site
-- Modules
-- Afghanistan
-- Introduction
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Background
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Media Coverage
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How Many Protested?
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Crowd Size Sept. '01
-- Crowd
Size April '02
(you
are here)
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Was Reporting Fair?
-- Comparing
Reports
-- Comparing
Reports, con't
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Why Underreporting?
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Tones and Headlines, Sept. '01 protests
-- Tones
and Headlines, April '02 protests
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Comparing Positions
-- Civilian
Casualties
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How Many Civilians Died?
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Tones and Headlines
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U.S. Raid, Oct 11, 2001
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U.S. Raid, Oct 11, 2001 con't
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U.S. Raid, Oct 11, 2001, part 3
-- Was
the Media Told?
-- Networks
Follow Orders!
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THE
"WAR ON TERROR"
Reported Crowd Sizes, Washington D.C. Anti-War Rally, April, 2002
Numbers
of
Protesters |
Source |
| Thousands |
"More
protests expected on Washington Streets"
(April 21, 2002)
"...thousands of people protested
peacefully..." |
| 10's
of thousands |
"MIDEAST
TURMOIL: THE DEMONSTRATORS; Thousands March in Washington in Support
of Palestinians,"
Stephen Labaton (April 21, 2002, Page 13)
"Tens of thousands of Arab-Americans
blended with demonstrators against the military campaign in Afghanistan
and those criticizing international financial institutions during
protests today in Washington..." |
"A
Peaceful Justice?"
Liza Featherstone (Oct. 22, 2001)
"...drew maybe 7,000 at its peak" |
| 50,000
- 80,000 |
"Demonstrators
Rally to Palestinian Cause: Arab Americans, Supporters Drown Out Other
Issues,"
Manny Fernandez (Washington Post Staff Writer) (April 21, 2002, p.
A1)
"District police said the crowds were larger than they had anticipated
and put the number at about 75,000" |
"Strange
Marchfellows"
Lisa Featherstone (May 13, 2002)
"...50,000 to 80,000 protesters
by several organizers estimates..." |
| 100,000 |
"Today
I Was a Palestine"
Shaik Ubaid (April 21, 2002)
"Today I was a Palestinian. One of more than 100,000
that marched down the Pennsylvania Avenue..." |
| 200,000 |
"200,000
Protest the 'War Without End': 'We are All Palestinians today"
Mike Leon (April 21, 2002) |
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