Framing refers to the words one chooses to tell the story surrounding a certain
person, place, or thing. In a 2015 article, the Huffington Post wrote, "Frank is the
supreme reality reframer who took the estate tax and turned it into the "death
tax," turned school vouchers into "opportunity scholarships," and turned drilling
for oil in a wildlife preserve into “responsible energy exploration." As critical
readers, it can be helpful to notice when a topic is framed versus the neutral
expression of the act; however, it can sometimes be difficult to tell the difference.
What other ways might these topics be frames and/or how might they more
neutrally be defined?