SABF Workshop with Renee Hobbs by Renee Hobbs

hobbs — 2025-08-02 13:18:12 UTC

Talk Back to Media!

Instructions

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It's easy to talk back to media. Try to express a concise point that may have value to others!

Worked Example

hobbs — 2025-08-02 13:27:33 UTC

This meme is an example of beneficial propaganda. The author, Annie, has repurposed a famous photo from the past to make a contemporary comment about President Trump's policy to remove all education about diversity, equity, and inclusion. This meme illustrates the importance of context and background information -- without knowledge of American history, this meme is difficult to interpret and may even be misunderstood.

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Learn More

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The Media Education Lab is an online community that advances the practice of media literacy education https://mediaeducationlab.com/

Xss forum

2025-08-02 15:07:36 UTC

Do you think this interfaces its atractive?

Bank of America Cares

hobbs — 2025-08-02 15:08:41 UTC

This campaign reminds me that "banks are people too." VALUES CHECK.

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2025-08-02 15:08:56 UTC

This psychology post explains what a healthy romantic relationship should be like. I think it promotes valuing relationships based on how much you gain from them —a perspective based on a cosmovision that benefits revenue and receiving.

Politician propaganda

2025-08-02 15:08:59 UTC

What u think about it?

2025-08-02 15:10:08 UTC

USA taxes to Brazil

2025-08-02 15:10:19 UTC

1 - the author is a journalist from CNN

2 - the breaking news component, the “a qualquer momento” that means something will happen

3 - the point of view might be from a perdon that want to create a news that will shared from both political sides

4 - if you are pro trump might blame the brazil president, if you arent maybe blame trump

5 - the hole process about the taxes

Early 1900s Propaganda

correobasurita150 — 2025-08-02 15:10:31 UTC

This early 1900s image is anti-electricity propaganda meant to scare the public by portraying electricity as deadly and chaotic. Using exaggerated visuals like a skull-shaped lightbulb and collapsing figures, it appeals to fear and distrust of new technology. It reflects a conservative view that sees electricity as a threat, while omitting its benefits or any factual context. Today, it’s a clear example of how fear was used to resist technological change.

2025-08-02 15:11:30 UTC

A meme about politicias united states that is with the character of galactus to laugh about u can caught for having this meme on ur as it happen to a turist of russia in usa

2025-08-02 15:11:45 UTC

“Counties slam Brazil over outrageous accommodation prices for cop30”

The post takes a jab at the government, especially President Lula, highlighting the gap between official narratives and the on theground reality during international events hosted in Brazil. The use of the president's image, paired with the minister, aims to mock the administration and its often ineffective or misguided “achievements”

Beyoncé New Levi's Campaign

2025-08-02 15:11:54 UTC

Author: Blaire Withe, a conservative YouTuber, known for it's opinions.

Techniques: short text above the image with a provocative response, since the singer is ethnically black.

Values/Lifestyle: coloursim, conservative ideas about pop culture

Different people: funny/rage

Omitted: more info about Blaire's pov

False information

2025-08-02 15:12:36 UTC

The post shows something that is truly false but that is emotional (fear) which also takes advantage of or is based on a real event (the country's crisis) and that causes the emotional and not rational part of our brain to be activated.

¿What lifestyles,values and points of view are represented?

2025-08-02 15:13:02 UTC

here is an example of a person who trough a meme is trying to make a statement about president Milei and his oppositors, trying to make fun of them