SDC Parker
@sparkysend.bsky.social
rhetoric/writing scholar, assistant teaching professor
studies narrative & communication theory, digital/visual/aural rhetoric, WWII Japanese American incarceration, and Gertrude Stein
Likes: art, philosophy, pickles
Dislikes: fascism
Houston, TX
studies narrative & communication theory, digital/visual/aural rhetoric, WWII Japanese American incarceration, and Gertrude Stein
Likes: art, philosophy, pickles
Dislikes: fascism
Houston, TX
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A study earlier this month found that America’s more fragmented media landscape — particularly the takeoff of cable news — accounts for fully one third of the increase in cultural conflict in the US since the year 2000.
November 10, 2025 at 1:43 PM
A study earlier this month found that America’s more fragmented media landscape — particularly the takeoff of cable news — accounts for fully one third of the increase in cultural conflict in the US since the year 2000.