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‘Poem at Thirty-Nine’ by Alice Walker describes the speaker’s father’s life. She admits how much she misses him and how she wishes he hadn’t had such a hard life.
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Liaugminas puts "experts" and "news analysts" in quotation marks because she doesn’t believe that they are experts and news analysts.
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She is ironic in this excerpt where she says:
<em>"Do you hear from the same set of “experts” again and again? I find this especially annoying; The newsmagazine I worked for is still using some of the same old liberal “news analysts” they used when I first arrived in the Midwest bureau more than two decades ago."</em>
She says about how news selects subjects and how they cover them; they are not objective, and they have lost their core values.
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