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"Even labeling a claim "false" on social media reduced its perceived accuracy by only about 13 percentage points, said Katie Clayton, a researcher who worked on a 2019 study at Dartmouth College that examined fact-check labels on news headlines on Facebook. Still, she said, Twitter's actions were "a step in the right direction.""
[more]Radiolab storyteller Latif Nasser '08 is the Guest of Honor at the 2020 Arts at Dartmouth Awards.
[more]Michael Mina '06, will present "The Benefits of Existing in a Time of Great Uncertainty," the Keynote address at the 2020 Baccalaureate.
[more]In 2006, while on a Dartmouth foreign study program, Latif Nasser walked the streets of Fez, Morocco, asking inhabitants what it meant to be Muslim. Little did he know that 12 years later he would return to the country to ask slightly different, and much more urgent, questions about identity.
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"Citrus" explores what it is like to be a woman of color today, from having to do extra to keep a job, to be better without complaint. But that exploration comes through living the experiences and the intertwining of stories renders them more immediate.
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