Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Educator Calls for Media Reform Before Education
Gitanjali J. Angmo, an educator and social entrepreneur, believes that before we focus on changing the education system, we should first reform the media.
She argues that TV studios, WhatsApp forwards, YouTube channels, and social media trolls have become the biggest influencers today, teaching people to hate and react without thinking.
She says that political labels and ideologies make people more partisan and narrow-minded.
Angmo concludes that a nation fed propaganda every day cannot be educated; it can only be conditioned.
Therefore, she suggests that media reform should come before educational reform.
Gitanjali J. Angmo calls for media reform before educational reform.
She argues that TV studios, WhatsApp forwards, YouTube channels, and social media trolls are the biggest influencers today.
These platforms teach people to hate and react without thinking, according to Angmo.
Political labels and ideologies make people more partisan and narrow-minded.
Angmo concludes that a nation fed propaganda every day cannot be educated; it can only be conditioned.
- Who
- Gitanjali J. Angmo, educator and social entrepreneur
- What
- A call for media reform before educational reform
- When
- July 26, 2026
- Where
- X (formerly Twitter)
- Why
- To address the influence of media on public opinion and the need for a well-informed society
Media Reform First
Education Reform First
Priority of Reforms
Media Reform First
Reforming the media should be prioritized over educational reforms to ensure a well-informed society.
Education Reform First
Educational reforms are more critical as they directly impact the learning and development of students.
- Author
- Gitanjali J. Angmo
- Platform
- X (formerly Twitter)
- Date
- July 26, 2026
- Main Argument
- Media reform should precede educational reform to combat propaganda and partisan influences.
- Key Influencers
- TV studios, WhatsApp forwards, YouTube channels, social media trolls