Tag Archives: Media
Martin Luther King: Saturating The Thinking of Poor White Masses | Racism & White Supremacy on Blog#42
A Relevant Quote from Martin Luther King on Jim Crow
My Jewish Half Will Register as Muslim, in Solidarity with My Arabic Half | Blog#42
My Jewish Half Will Register as Muslim, in Solidarity with My Arabic Half
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How The Media Is Suppressing Free Access to News | MSM Bias on Blog#42
How The Media Is Suppressing Free Access to News
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Transcript: Martin Luther King’s speech to NATRA,1967 (first half) | #MSM on Blog#42
This is a transcript of the first half of Dr. King’s speech to NATRA. August, 1967, Atlanta, Georgia. Continue reading Transcript: Martin Luther King’s speech to NATRA,1967 (first half) | #MSM on Blog#42
#MSM tries to drive a wedge between #BlackLivesMatter & progressives & #BernieSoBlack happens | Blog#42
A Vox piece entitled “Why Bernie doesn’t talk about race,” published the day of Netroots Continue reading #MSM tries to drive a wedge between #BlackLivesMatter & progressives & #BernieSoBlack happens | Blog#42
Polarization: who is to blame? | Analysis
President Obama gave Vox an interview last month. In it, he blamed a lack of uniformity of facts and worldview as we had them 20 and 30 years ago on a “balkanization” of the media. He blamed Fox News and MSNBC for contributing to polarization, and technology, presumably the internet, for furthering it. It has been reported that MSNBC is currently making changes to make the network less progressive. President Obama doesn’t watch cable news.
Paul Waldman: How Did the #GOP Turn Into Such a Bunch of Clowns?
Democrats used to marvel at Republicans’ political skill. But it’s been a decade since the GOP won a victory in policy or elections that wasn’t pre-ordained by circumstance.
For a lot of reasons, the current era will probably be seen as unusually consequential in the history of the two parties, particularly the GOP. For Republicans, it has been a time of ideological hardening and bitter infighting. But one aspect of the Republican dilemma hasn’t gotten as much attention as those: This is a time of unusual, even stunning, Republican political incompetence.
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Blogpost: Why I’m not excited about Ezra Klein’s VoxDotCom
I’ve been keeping tabs on Ezra Klein‘s new venture, Vox.com, ever since it went live. I think it’s been long enough to where I feel I can render an opinion. Continue reading Blogpost: Why I’m not excited about Ezra Klein’s VoxDotCom