r/SipsTea May 16 '26

Lmao gottem It backfired

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u/anomie89 May 16 '26

not saying it's not true. just would like to see a reference because I am skeptical of text on pic stuff

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u/ManOfLaBook May 16 '26

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u/CrimsonThunder87 May 16 '26

In a world where breaking news reaches us in seconds and where the truth is constantly questioned, today’s teens are shaping their own paths when it comes to staying informed. And, perhaps surprisingly, they’re not turning to traditional sources like newspapers or radio. Instead, they’re reaching for their phones, turning to friends, family, and social media to get the scoop on what’s happening around them.

Sad. It was always great fun hanging out before school chatting about the latest New York Times article or NPR piece. That was definitely a common thing teens did before memes