User talk:Zach C
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[edit]Hi Zach - I know Heidi and Rachel and have seen the film. I'm glad to see this entry about it.
a question on this paragraph:
During the 2004 Presidential election John Edwards's "Two Americas" speech seemed like a rather unoriginal way to describe the growing divide in this country. But now, after having spent almost a year shuttling back and forth between the religious heartland of Missouri, and home in New York City, the "two Americas" concept has taken on an entirely new meaning. Clearly there are two parallel Americas: and one is a conservative counterculture comprised of tens of millions of Evangelical Christians who feel engaged in a culture war with what they perceive as immorality and godless liberalism. They consume their own news and popular culture via Christian television, radio, and publications, and carefully expose their children both to a literal interpretation of the bible and a call to political activism.
The part:
"But now, after having spent almost a year shuttling back and forth between the religious heartland of Missouri, and home in New York City, the "two Americas" concept has taken on an entirely new meaning. "
is unclear to me. It does not state who is shuttling back and forth and why that is important or for whom the concept has taken on a new meaning. It seems to reflect an opinion of Heidi or Rachel's(?), but is not really descriptive of the film itself.
I didn't want to try to edit this myself but thought I should highlight my impression of it to you for your consideration.
Separately, I think there could be an open issue with Wikipedia regarding an image that didn't go through the right process to show wikipedia that the image is used with proper permission. I think it's pretty easy to upload the image and just write out that the image is owned by whomever but is valid to be used here as it's just a reproduction of an image that was used to promote and was released to newspapers, etc. these links may help
Fair Use: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Fair_use#Images Publicity Photos: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Publicity_photos
kd
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