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Rege Behe
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Contributing Writer, Pittsburgh City Paper
Pittsburgh
Beats
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In Democracy Awakening, America's "most successful independent journalist" Heather Cox Richardson tracks the right's rise
By Rege Behe, Heather Richardson Verified| Pittsburgh City Paper Verified The discontent that riles American politics was sown in the 1990s. The ascension of Rush Limbaugh and Bill O’Reilly made much of talk radio, especially in rural areas, the domain of conservative viewpoints. Heather Cox Richardson, an author and professor of 19th-century American history at Boston College, believes that, at the time, multiple factors contributed to the rise of American conservatism.
By Rege Behe, Vernon Poche, Paul Siefkin| Pittsburgh City Paper Verified Next year marks exactly two decades since Hurricane Katrina became one of the country’s greatest natural disasters. Over that time, Paul Siefkin believes the tragedy has become lost to younger generations. “That means that there are high school graduates now for whom that's history. And yet, for people in New Orleans, they talk about it like it was yesterday,” Siefkin tells Pittsburgh City Paper.
In Democracy Awakening, America's "most successful independent journalist" Heather Cox Richardson tracks the right's rise
By Rege Behe, Heather Richardson Verified| Pittsburgh City Paper Verified The discontent that riles American politics was sown in the 1990s. The ascension of Rush Limbaugh and Bill O’Reilly made much of talk radio, especially in rural areas, the domain of conservative viewpoints. Heather Cox Richardson, an author and professor of 19th-century American history at Boston College, believes that, at the time, multiple factors contributed to the rise of American conservatism.
Company Info
Pittsburgh City Paper
Pittsburgh City Paper is an alternative weekly newspaper based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, established in November 1991. It serves as a significant source of local news, arts, and culture, providing in-depth coverage of the community. The paper features a variety of topics, including politics, social issues, and cultural events, making it a vital part of Pittsburgh's media landscape. The publication is well-known for its arts and entertainment coverage, including music, film, theater, and visual arts. It offers detailed dining reviews that showcase the city's diverse culinary scene. Each year, Pittsburgh City Paper conducts a "Best Of" poll, allowing readers to vote for their favorite local businesses and cultural attractions. The paper has received numerous awards for its journalism, highlighting its commitment to quality reporting and community engagement.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
+1 412-316-3342
Founded: 1991