content: For one, don't show her edited stitched together videos with edgy music in the background like this one. This is a compilation of a whole pile of very good videos that could have been shown, but instead we don't get the context of any of these individual situations. I'm not saying these videos aren't an accurate depiction, because I've been paying attention to the live streams and it is par for the course. But if someone is going to change their views on something like this, you can't expect them to be swayed by edited footage without being given the context of each, or allowing them to form an opinion for themselves. Maybe watch for the next situation to come up and pull up the live stream so that she can see for herself, without anyone talking over the video and giving an interpretation. If you notice an inconsistency in a MSM news story, explore it together and ask questions instead of throwing facts at her. I find that if you try to show someone the light, they reject it outright. If they see it for themselves, they are more likely to accept it.