How China used Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to spread disinformation about the Hong Kong protests
S: I know that this is a serious issue, it's been a issue since I was young and I've been hearing about it in the news for years. This article is focused and on the point. It doesn't bring in random information and explains its point thoroughly. I: I know Vox is a very credible source because I watch them all the time. But not only that, these protests have been going on for years and I've been hearing about them. The author Emily Stewart has a page about her and what she has done in the journalism industry which makes the source even more credible. F: I know that these protests and this issue is real because Vox is not the only source reporting on it. So does CNN and Fox and other news outlets. T: For my own interpretation and opinion I just need to analyze the article in my own way to recontextualize it. What I can say is that Hong Kong is in serious trouble considering how aggressive China is when it comes to protesters. If the legislation were to be passed more people from Hong Kong, the 1 million and more, would all be in deep trouble for speaking out about the bill.