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Ethel Winslow
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Editor-in-Chief and Co-owner, Weekly View
Indianapolis
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fact-checking, troll factories digital culture hate speech, and online manipulation for electoral purposes.Covers: Disinformation, radicalisation
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By Ethel Winslow Verified| Weekly View@ Ireland is the ancestral home to many Hoosiers, including many on the east side of Indianapolis. As a matter of fact, they are the second largest ethnic group in Indianapolis. The Irish came to the area beginning in the 1830s, enticed by cheap land and plentiful work. They first settled in the poorer quarters of the city, and worked on the National Road and other projects. Many lived in Fountain Square and Irish Hill on the southeast side.
By Ethel Winslow Verified| Weekly View@ It was a tumultuous year in the United States, with a lot of surprises, especially on the political front. President Joe Biden stepped away from his re-election campaign a month before the Democratic National Convention. Weeks after a poor showing at a debate with Trump, Biden was besieged with allies asking him to step aside. He endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, and delegates quickly got behind her. In August, Harris announced Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her VP pick.
By Ethel Winslow Verified| Weekly View@ Ireland is the ancestral home to many Hoosiers, including many on the east side of Indianapolis. As a matter of fact, they are the second largest ethnic group in Indianapolis. The Irish came to the area beginning in the 1830s, enticed by cheap land and plentiful work. They first settled in the poorer quarters of the city, and worked on the National Road and other projects. Many lived in Fountain Square and Irish Hill on the southeast side.
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Weekly View
Indianapolis, United States