"Speaking truth to power, Kahl and Atays perfectly timed and much-needed edited collection comprehensively conceptualizes, compellingly critiques, and carefully considers how critical communication pedagogy can contribute to college students capacity to recognize and resist the contemporary post-truth context in which politicians, media personnel, and other parties seek to preserve power and further persecute oppressed populations, by purposefully promoting false/fake facts that prey on people who are persuaded by their emotions and beliefs rather than by factual truths." -- Lawrence R. Frey, University of Colorado Boulder "Speaking truth to power, Kahl and Atays perfectly timed and much-needed edited collection comprehensively conceptualizes, compellingly critiques, and carefully considers how critical communication pedagogy can contribute to college students capacity to recognize and resist the contemporary post-truth context in which politicians, media personnel, and other parties seek to preserve power and further persecute oppressed populations, by purposefully promoting false/fake facts that prey on people who are persuaded by their emotions and beliefs rather than by factual truths." -- Deanna L. Fassett, San José State University
