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Pronunciation ChallengeMass media | Society and Culture | MCAT | Khan Academy

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Today's Sentence

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Mass media | Society and Culture | MCAT | Khan Academy
The people who make the choices about what media is produced, the gatekeepers, are predominantly white, male, and wealthy.
Original Video：Mass media | Society and Culture | MCAT | Khan Academy

Key Vocabulary

1. predominantly

predominantly

[prɪˈdɑmənəntli](adv.)

2. media

media

[ˈmidiə](n.)

3. gatekeeper

gatekeeper

[ˈgeɪtˌkipər](n.)

4. wealthy

wealthy

[ˈwɛlθi](adj.)

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