TITLE: Harvard library circulating 'fake news' list, which, of course, includes just about every conservative news site
SENTENCE 1: This portion of the library's website, which can be found in the "research guides" section, is intended to give students, "a brief introduction to the spread of misinformation of all kinds and tools for identifying it, and reading the news with a more informed eye," according to the site.
SENTENCE 2: "I agree that the resource should be expanded to include even more sources to demonstrate the continuum of information to misinformation and disinformation, from credible sources of information to propaganda and fake news," she concluded.
SENTENCE 3: Zimdars defended the database, saying, "there are quite a few left-of-center and far-left websites including in my resources, and I'm not sure why they are continually and purposefully disregarded to make points about my 'bias' (maybe you're just unfamiliar with the websites, which may point to some of your own biases?)."

Bias label: slightly
Annotator rationales:
 The phrase "of course" implies bias and assumes the intent behind the list. Similarly, just about every conservative news site is a broad generalization that may not be factually accurate. A more neutral revision could be: …which includes several conservative news sites, raising concerns among critics.
If you state that claims of bias are due to unfamiliarity with left-of-center and far-left websites, then you risk dismissing legitimate concerns about media bias without providing substantive evidence to counter those concerns.