Those who rely on social media the most for political news feel less loyal to or valued by their news sources

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August 27, 2020

5. Black Americans see representation as key in determining how they stay informed

Those who rely on social media the most for political news feel less loyal to or valued by their news sources

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Those who rely on social media the most for political news feel less loyal to or valued by their news sources

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5. Black Americans see representation as key in determining how they stay informed
Black Americans more likely to see representation in news and the newsroom as an important way they connect with news sources
Younger Americans feel much less connected to their news sources
Those who rely on social media the most for political news feel less loyal to or valued by their news sources

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5. Black Americans see representation as key in determining how they stay informed

Those who rely on social media the most for political news feel less loyal to or valued by their news sources

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