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Monday, January 29, 2018The Propaganda I See on My Morning Commute
Everything we look at, particularly those messages which are put on repeat, should be considered propaganda. This includes the advertising that surrounds us. That propoganda can be a force for good if we control who implements the messages, and how.
VIA: NY Times 
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