Hated by All the Right People
Jason Zengerle
Mentioned 5 months ago
Mayhem In Minneapolis
If you’re looking for hype, fake outrage, and groupthink, kindly keep moving. Our mission at What a Day is simple: to be your guide to what truly matters each morning (and the fun stuff you might have missed) in just 20 minutes. Host Jane Coaston brings you in-depth reporting and substantive analysi...
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This NAACP Image Award-winning book, also written by the podcast co-host, was suggested as a great gift option and is available for purchase or at local libraries.
In case you were wondering, my books make for great birthday and holiday gifts. Also for that gender reveal party you probably shouldn't be going to, we see each other, A Black Trans Journey Through T...
— Episode: North Carolina's Mark Robinson Extremism...
This NAACP Image Award-winning book, also written by the podcast co-host, was suggested as a great gift option and is available for purchase or at local libraries.
In case you were wondering, my books make for great birthday and holiday gifts. Also for that gender reveal party you probably shouldn't be going to, we see each other, A Black Trans Journey Through TV and Film, and the NAACP Image Award winning, Historically Black Phrases from I Ain't One of Your Little Friends to Who All Gone Be There are both available wherever good books are sold and bad ones too.
Tucker Carlson and the Unraveling of the Conservative Mind
The book was highlighted as a fascinating and informative look into Tucker Carlson's political evolution and how his rise mirrored the growth of the MAGA movement. It was described as being as much a piece of media criticism as it was a professional biography of Carlson.
Mordant, insightful, vigorously reported, and yes, deliciously entertaining.
— Episode: Mayhem In Minneapolis
The book was highlighted as a fascinating and informative look into Tucker Carlson's political evolution and how his rise mirrored the growth of the MAGA movement. It was described as being as much a piece of media criticism as it was a professional biography of Carlson.
Mordant, insightful, vigorously reported, and yes, deliciously entertaining.
Hated by All the Right People is as much a work of media criticism as it is a professional biography of Carlson.
And Zengerle chronicles how first television, then the internet started to reward extremes, privileging provocation and punditry over somber fact-finding.
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