Washington is a Mess. Is Netflix to Blame?
Shows that hyperbolize American politics are increasingly popular on Netflix, and may be part of the problem.
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The New Bully Pulpit: When Comedy Turns Political
“It’s time for comedians to recognize their role in educating the future electorate—especially young people.”
Toeing the Line: Local 33’s Protest Tactics and Their Impact on Public Opinion
“I think a lot of protests focus on sensationalism, but I think making sure your people are empowered and in it for the long haul [is] key.”
Wealth Is Not Immoral
Helen Zhao responds to the claim that it is unacceptable to retain personal wealth.
A Yale College Graduate’s Defense of Local 33
“Graduate students at private universities have the right to unionize as workers, and it is time for Yale to recognize that right.”
Leaving the No-Spin Zone: Fox News and the Fall of Bill O’Reilly
O’Reilly just handed in his resignation.
Kill Your Darlings: The Downfall of Milo Yiannopoulos
“Milo has always had a strained relationship with conservatism.”
Media in the Age of Trump
“Now that the spotlight is on the press, its failures have even greater ramifications.”