Professor writes on cultural politics
Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Public Address Ethan Stoneman argues the Qanon movement was so popular due to its use of hidden messages in his recent article for “Cultural Politics.”
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Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Public Address Ethan Stoneman argues the Qanon movement was so popular due to its use of hidden messages in his recent article for “Cultural Politics.”
May 5, 2021 Advertisements. Twitter. Billboards. Family gatherings. Instagram stories. The news. These seemingly unconnected platforms and environments all suffer from the same illness: the oversaturation of politics. Politics has a necessary, proper role in our society. The daily decisions and workings of the government affect how we live and the way our country progresses. The presence and discussion of this topic on social media, however, have led to the average college student’s overconsumption of politics — with physical and emotional consequences. As students are bombarded by politi...