The New York Times Educational Publishing (Spring 2019)
This fascinating series presents articles and opinion pieces on major social,
cultural, and political issues, tracking how coverage of and perspectives on
these topics have shifted with time and new revelations. Scientific discoveries,
social activism, and historical events have changed how the public sees and
thinks about such topics as women's roles, war, drugs, minority rights, and
immigration. Through the decades, The New York Times's coverage on these
subjects reflect changes in social norms, enlightening today's readers on how
our own perspectives today may vastly change in the future as new information
and attitudes come to light.
? Expertly written introductions provide context
for each curated volume, equipping readers to understand the broader narrative
in which each article is situated
? Media literacy questions encourage
students to assess each article critically, helping readers identify sources and
bias, and evaluate the effectiveness of how information is presented and
organized
? Article citation lists provide students proper citations for
every article in both MLA and APA format
