

Nellie Bowles on How the Revolution Went Mainstream
23 snips May 18, 2024
Writer and reporter Nellie Bowles discusses her time at The New York Times, power hierarchies in media, and transformative ideas in 2020. They explore ideological conformity in newsrooms, evolution of ideologies, challenges in autonomous zones, impact of protests on law enforcement, and San Francisco's embrace of anarchy. The conversation tackles white supremacy traits, the evolution of anti-racism movements, and ends with a gratitude exchange.
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Introduction
00:00 • 6min
Navigating Ideological Conformity in Newsrooms
05:33 • 14min
The Evolution of Ideologies and Institutions
19:25 • 17min
Exploring Utopian Ideals and Real-world Challenges in Autonomous Zones
36:16 • 9min
Analysis of the Impact of Protests and the Defund Movement on Law and Order
45:39 • 2min
Anarchy, Individualism, and Uproar: San Francisco's Ideological Landscape
47:14 • 9min
Challenging White Supremacy Traits
56:02 • 12min
Exploring the Evolution of Anti-Racism Movements
01:07:44 • 2min