This is the third lecture in a series about how to think critically about social problems. In part 1, I introduce examples of moral panics from recent history. In part 2, I go into depth on what features need to be present for something to be characterised as a "moral panic".  
 
For part 2, visit: 
www.patreon.com/AshleyAFrawley

This is the third lecture in a series about how to think critically about social problems. In part 1, I introduce examples of moral panics from recent history. In part 2, I go into depth on what features need to be present for something to be characterised as a "moral panic". For part 2, visit: www.patreon.com/AshleyAFrawley

This is the third lecture in a series about how to think critically about social problems. In part 1, I introduce examples of moral panics from recent history. In part 2, I go into depth on what features need to be present for something to be characterised as a "moral panic".&nbsp; 
 
For part 2, visit: 
www.patreon.com/AshleyAFrawley

Lecture - What is a moral panic? (Part 1)

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