How Asian and Latino voters are being targeted by disinformation ahead of the 2024 election

The video discusses the growing issue of disinformation targeting communities of color, particularly Asian and Latino Americans, who face language barriers in accessing reliable information. It highlights the efforts of individuals like Boy, who translate political news to combat false narratives. Experts note that misinformation often starts in English and spreads to other languages, impacting voter perceptions. The video emphasizes the importance of community efforts to provide accurate information ahead of elections.

What is a significant challenge faced by communities of color in accessing reliable information?

• High cost of news subscriptions

• Lack of interest in politics

• Overabundance of information

• Language barriers

Why do Asian and Latino communities often turn to alternative media sources?

• Language barriers prevent access to trustworthy sources

• They are not interested in politics

• They prefer entertainment over news

• They distrust all media

What is a common characteristic of false information in Asian American communities?

• It is primarily shared through newspapers

• It starts in Vietnamese and spreads to English

• It is usually about local events

• It begins in English and is later translated

What surprising trend is observed among those who believe false information?

• They rely solely on television for news

• They have no access to the internet

• They are highly interested in politics

• They are generally uninterested in politics

What narrative is often used to spread disinformation?

• Social media is always reliable

• All politicians are honest

• Vaccines are completely safe

• Elites are conspiring with media to hide the truth