Media bias has influenced the thoughts of readers by providing misinformation towards hard-hitting topics such as abortion. Misinformation deliberately delivers false information to persuade readers of a particular idea. The abortion discussion, the debate between whether women should have abortions or not, has been influenced greatly by media. Strong advocates for either pro-choice or pro-life use media to persuade readers and viewers with their own biased opinions. In the article The Rights of a Woman Do Not Outweigh the Rights of a Child, the article explains how supporters of abortion believe that the unborn baby has less rights than the mother. The article Stop Calling Abortion a “Difficult” Decision centers around the idea that abortion should be considered as an “easy decision”; the author insinuates her experience and uses her perspective to influence others to believe abortion should not be debated but ratified. …show more content…
In the Christian organized article The Rights of a Woman Do Not Outweigh the Rights of a Child and the opinionated article Stop Calling Abortion a “Difficult Decision” have antagonistic perspectives on the discussion of abortion by criticizing the views of pro-choice or pro-life with points of bias, fallacies, and loaded language while in the article How America Feels About Abortion, the facts remained neutral and engages both positions on the debate of abortion. This circumstance accentuates the urgency for the reader to determine bias and inclination in media which further prevents the perpetuation of