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Make america great again.- Donald Trump.
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Via: Guardian
2010 to 2020 was a contradictory decade that will confound future historians with a simple question: how did America go from Obama to Trump? Lin-Manuel Miranda was touring his award-winning musical, In the Heights, to his parents’ homeland of Puerto Rico. Donald Trump was awarding first prize on his reality TV show, The Apprentice, to a corporate lawyer turned mobile cupcake entrepreneur. The year was 2010 and, in the decade that followed, these two hustlers from New York with fiercely devoted followings would come to represent the two faces of America. Obama was such a rupture in the master narrative of the white, wealthy male being the only possible US leader. Related: The making of an opioid epidemic Related: The rise of the deepfake and the threat to democracy Related: ‘A phenomenal leap’: Tarana Burke on #MeToo’s success so far and next steps I think the big tech companies totally changed the structure of the public sphere. Continue reading…
