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45 Tweets About Trump And White Supremacy From 2016

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By Brandon Wall, Rebecca Stevens A, Fatim Hemraj Verified, Jules Evans
| Medium
As a journalist who predominantly focuses on social media strategy, I do not have a ton of bylines documenting my work. I did a Twitter thread from December 2015 to December 2016 mapping out many early indicators of the racist movement coalescing behind Donald Trump’s candidacy that feels very prescient today. The UX of Twitter threads that old start to fray, so I wanted to preserve that work in a Medium post.
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27 years ago Saturday: Chicago TV got hacked in the 'Max Headroom Incident'

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By Brandon Wall
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Saturday marks the 27th anniversary of one of history’s most bizarre and legendary acts of hacking: the Max Headroom Incident. On the night of Nov. 22, 1987, WGN’s evening news was interrupted for about 25 seconds by a man dressed in a Max Headroom mask in front of a dizzying background. There was no audio beyond a jarring buzz, and as quickly as the incident began, it ended. “Well, if you’re wondering what happened, so am I,” WGN sports reporter Dan Roan said with a nervous chuckle.
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Love, Not Power: Diagnosing our Body Politic

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By Brandon Wall, Kody Wayne Cooper
| Public Discourse Verified
From ancient times, political theorists have drawn analogies between the human body and the body politic in order to understand both individual persons and social wholes. Plato formulated a tripartite theory of the city, which he contended could provide insights into the tripartite nature of the soul. Aristotle analogized between political rule and the relationship of reason to the passions. Aquinas compared the harmony of the polity to the balance of humors in the body.
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