Collegiate journalists, media literacy, the culture of fear, and Conscientizacao: A critical ethnography

Abstract

This qualitative project explored collegiate journalists' experiences with a mass-media generated Culture of Fear and investigated the theoretical interconnections of this culture, journalism education, college newspaper advisement, and the awakening of Freirian critical consciousness, or Conscientizacao.

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