Society & Culture:Relationships
Amy and Don explore the value and challenges of getting in the MUD—Mystery, Uncertainty, and Doubt—where vulnerability creates space for change. They look at bias in a local newspaper article on Sarah Dye, a white supremacist who remains entrenched in the Bloomington Farmers Market, and discuss the varied reaction to the recent Super Bowl halftime show.
Additional resources:
- Native Americans and Mount Rushmore
- The Sordid History of Mount Rushmore
- Gatehouse Media Buys Bloomington's Herald-Times
- Gatehouse Media (Influence Watch)
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