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QCQ 4: Television/YouTube Segment – Left/Lean Left Instructions For this submission, you are to pick a television segment (or for those without access to a television segment, I will allow a YouTube video) that comes from a media outlet that according to the Media Bias (aka AllSides.com) that is left or leans left in its reporting. Each QCQ must include the following four labeled sections: Source Information Quote Comment Question(s) QCQ 5: Television/YouTube Segment – Right/Lean Right Instructions For this submission, you are to pick a television segment (or for those without access to a television segment, I will allow a YouTube video) that comes from a media outlet that according to the Media Bias (aka AllSides.com) that is right or leans right in its reporting. Each QCQ must include the following four labeled sections: Source Information Quote Comment Question(s) (MY TOPIC IS JUVENILE CRIMES) This week we are going to cover our focus on serious crimes and how we use violence as entertainment. By the end of the week (Sunday at 11:59pm), you need to complete two assignments: QCQ 4 and QCQ 5. These two QCQs are dedicated to television or YouTube Segments. However, I want to open this up a bit more and say that if you want to use a YouTube video that covers a specific case you are studying, I will allow it instead of focusing too narrowly on whether media bias leans a specific way. For example, a popular YouTuber named Mr. Ballen often recounts crime stories that his audiences use as entertainment. In this video, he tells the story of Jayme Closs’s abduction which would work for the topic of Kidnapping ( ). There are tons of these examples because society loves a good “true crime” story and we often use these as the reality, when it is just a celebrated case. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out.