"guys like this" - in this case (@DamonLinker) a white guy sympathetic to the cause of the 1619 Project, yet not wishing to paint whole nation as intrinsically evil in its origins and founding.
But you can't evaluate the evidence and arguments which are presented not in the headlines but in the text. I literally don't know how to respond to someone who has strong opinions about stuff he refuses to read.
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I have strong opinions about the headlines. They put off off so much that I have no desire to read the articles. That has to be a failure of some sort by the editors, since I would normally be inclined to read such articles.
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The 1619 articles are doing very well in terms of traffic (and the print copy of the magazine is selling out at news-stands). So is it possible that your allergy to the headlines is more about you than about readers in general?
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consider why he refuses to read it
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unfortunately (for the revolution), you can't make someone read something
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