Critical Media Literacy Project

The lower class people are often portrayed as poor, worthless, lazy people and they are not good for anything. This is based on what the media shows us everyday. Blue collar work is considered a "real" job (Lincoln). The low working classes are proud of what they do because they did that they needed hard work and skills. The working class needs diligence and power. There are excellent subordinate citizens who benefit from the local community. Unfortunately, the working class was overturned into a "lucky" middle class and rich.

The Global Key Media Literacy Project (GCLMP) focuses on the social and cultural structure of the media, explains the story, who the subject is, and good for American higher education institutions to begin It becomes a place. His teaching has been taught at several universities in the USA. Using this model, CUNY can provide a major media literacy course that can be implemented as part of the core curriculum required by the City University of New York. Given the ethical significance of this issue, it was developed and approved by the Executive Vice President and University Dean, developed by the Common Core Curriculum Review Committee (CCCRC), which oversees the current common core approach.

Media Literacy Project The Media Literacy Project was established in 1993 to promote critical thinking and behaviorism. We promise to build a healthy world through media justice. As a nationally recognized media literacy resource, training and education leader, MLP provides dynamic multimedia presentations across national conferences, seminars and classrooms. Our media literacy courses and action guides are used in countless classrooms and communities and our training program has enabled thousands of people to become supporters and activists of media justice . Our organizational activities like Siembra la palabra digna, and our role as a media action grassroots network (MAG - Net) community, are the color, the poor community, the rural community, the rural community in rural communities, We will create a national media policy.