Assignment InstructionsClass:Media does not simply report reality-it frames it. In this group project, you will analyze how two different news outletspresent the same current event, focusing on how framing, language, visuals

Assignment InstructionsClass:Media does not simply report reality-it frames it. In this group project, you will analyze how two different news outletspresent the same current event, focusing on how framing, language, visuals, and source selection shape audience perception.This assignment develops your media literacy, critical thinking, and collaborative communication skills.Choose one recent news event (within the last 6-12 months).Examples:· Social justice or civil rights issue· Political decision or election-related event· Public health or education issues· Environmental or economic topicsSelect two credible but distinct outlets (e.g., mainstream [e.g., NY Times, CNN] vs. alternative [e.g., Democracy Now].domestic vs. international).Conduct a framing analysis.As a group. compare how each outlet presents the story. Using a table (see the attached document below), consider:. Headlines and word choice· Tone (neutral, emotional, persuasive)· Images or visuals used· Sources quoted or omitted· Assumptions about the audienceUse media literacy concepts from Chapter 11 (e.g., framing, gatekeeping, bias, credibility