Matt Taibbi | Cultural Distrust | #CLIP
May 19, 2021
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as posted by the channelMatt Taibbi discusses the distrust of our cultural foundations and polarisation within society as a result of academia and media, and what consequences this has on the individual.
Formerly a professional athlete and private investigator, Matt Taibbi has a formidable journalistic record. He has worked as a freelance reporter in the Soviet Union, a sports reporter for The Moscow Times, and, more recently, as a contributing editor for Rolling Stone Magazine.
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