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With the Presidential Elections just around the corner and early voting in effect, I wanted to write this for those who are still undecided and haven’t voted. In this day and age, there is a huge amount of media bias in practically every news source out there. For years, I grew up watching the news and because I was young and not very into politics, I was not aware that I was being swayed to think one way without even noticing.
When I became an adult and obtained my own set of values and morals, was when I realized how biased some of the channels I watched were. I have since become pretty skeptical of many sites and TV channels. I do have my political leanings but I think it is important to get up to date news from websites that are mostly unbiased.
I think it is important, as an individual, to think for yourself and make up your own mind, regardless of what your family and friends may think. I typically don’t discuss politics outside of certain family members and close friends because of how polarized politics have made everyone. I am open to trying to understand why someone thinks differently than me but there have been times where I alluded to my own leanings and was immediately mocked. Hence why I don’t discuss politics with just anyone.
Anyway, I wanted to provide this list of websites where you can get your news and be able to formulate your own views and opinions without being swayed by media bias.
All Sides
All Sides gives your varying news articles on a subject from different websites and shows you which way they lean.
Real Clear Politics
Real Clear Politics provides articles from a mostly non-biased perspective.
C-Span
C-Span is a site with factual news and marked least biased by Media Bias Fact Check.
Gallup, Inc.
Gallup, Inc, is a research-based site providing factual information.
Media Bias Fact Check
Here you can check out most of the websites out there and see how they lean.
SDG – “Soli Deo Gloria”
