Reading
Media Literacy
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Snopes: The definitive Internet reference source for researching urban legends, folklore, myths, rumors, and misinformation.
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NPR Fact Check
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The Poynter Institute / Fact-Checking Resources
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FactCheck.org: A Project of The Annenberg Public Policy Center
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PolitiFact: Stand up for the facts
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AllSides: Unbiased balanced news
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Media Bias / Fact Check
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Bias and fact checks currents news topics plus evaluates media sources for accuracy and bias.
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Common Sense Media
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Statistics
Banned Books
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American Library Association: Frequently Challenged Books
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Colorado State University: About Banned Books
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University of Toledo: Banned and Challenged Books
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Banned and Challenged Books
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Banned and Challenged Books in Texas
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