In this episode, host Naaman explores how two prominent media outlets—Univision and ABC News—approach the same sensitive event: a Trump rally incident involving offensive remarks about Puerto Rico. By analyzing storytelling techniques, audience engagement, and ideological influences, the episode highlights how media coverage can shape public perception of Puerto Rican identity and the Hispanic community at large.
Dive into a discussion of contrasting journalistic styles, from Univision's community-focused approach that mobilizes Puerto Rican voters to ABC News's wide-ranging analysis aimed at a general American audience. The episode examines the implications of these narratives for political mobilization, cultural impact, and the broader conversation about identity in U.S. media.
Tune in to uncover how media perspectives reveal deeper truths about the intersection of journalism, politics, and culture.
