Outrage and the rise of outrage in modern discourse
The Sun news editor Mark Fleming reflects on how inbox filters separate outrage driven messages from relevant local reporting. He notes social media amplifies shrill tones, shaping political debate into emotional appeals and a winner take all struggle, while urging readers to seek understanding of opposing views.
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Today in History and Notable Facts Digest
The 200th day of 2013 marks events from 64 AD Rome fire to 1993 Clinton policy. Births include Colt, Degas, Borden, McGovern. Churchill honored as American citizen. 1903 Tour de France winner noted. Also McGovern quote and electoral details row with the Moon phase.
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Tragic but correct verdict in trial of George Zimmerman
Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons reflects on the not guilty verdict in George Zimmerman’s killing of Trayvon Martin. He notes media fervor, questions trial dynamics, and the differing voices heard during testimony, urging measured judgment amid polarized reaction. He cites pundits and writers like Jelani Cobb and Ta-Nehisi Coates to frame the debate.
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