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FAU Journalism Prof and UFF-FAU Steward, political communication & digital media // The Press and Democratic Backsliding from Lexington Books, LXFANDF30 for 30% off // he/him
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So don't publish it then? This isn't life or death news; it doesn't matter a bit to the public whether it's out at 5am or 8 or 10. But whenever it is published and pushed to social and notifications is when it's most likely to be seen, without the context that tells the story (and is still missing).
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This is a living cartoon.
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Congrats on personally being the Democratic Party.
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Why would an agency whose sole purpose is protecting individuals from dominance by capital *not* be perceived as liberal in American politics? The parties have been pretty clearly located on the "banks should be able to rob you"/"no they shouldn't" spectrum for ~100 years.
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Nothing radicalizes one against the j-school model like teaching in them for 15 years. The only worse paradigm is the one that staffs our biggest news outlets exclusively with legacy Ivy Leaguers that don't even get basic reporting training.
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The "1.1M Views" text also appears to stretched horizontally.
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The proof:
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Being an apparent sociopath also can't hurt.
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A truly arbitrary workforce reduction – dumping everyone born on the 27th of any month, say – would almost certainly be better than what they're actually doing (while still being very bad).
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Fingers crossed that time has actually shifted to an exponential growth curve, in which case it'll be 2029 by early June.
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I generally agree – it tries and fails to match the beats of Winter Soldier – but I did find it interesting how much it is a Movie About Men. The masculinity as responsibility/masculinity as dominance discourse is embedded throughout.
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That they're doing actual reporting really sets them apart from the typical #Resistance era group blog masquerading as a news outlet, too.
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Men he's friends with having their predatory behavior made public.