Social Media: Video Shows It's Good to Be Suspicious About Misinformation (0:17)
Social Media: Video Shows It's Good to Be Suspicious About Misinformation (0:17)
Date posted:
March 5, 2024
Last reviewed:
March 05, 2024
The Center for Black Health & Equity
Video for social media highlights the importance of being suspicious of social media posts before sharing them. The video suggests posts with generalizations, rewritten history, and questionable or missing sources are all warning signs that a post might contain misinformation.
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