Absolutely not. C+ work. Barely acceptable for a Twitter rant.
You missed nearly all the framing devices.
Not conspiracy theory, debunked conspiracy theory.
Not White Supremacist, infamous or known or established white supremacist. Keep white lower case.
Not uses, peddles
Not Racist Actions, Racist Harassment
Don't say Chinese people, we want to drag as many ethnic groups into the issue as we can, muddy the waters, and tie it to our Stop Asian Hate narrative: racist harassment against Asians.
Remember, it's rhetorical warfare. The NPC's download their opinions from the headline so they need a quick summary of how their supposed to feel about things with framing. Capitalization is important to dictate importance when no one reads the actual story.
From:
White Supremacist Mo Brooks Uses Conspiracy Theory to Call For Racist Actions Against Chinese People
To:
Infamous white supremacist Mo Brooks Peddles DEBUNKED Conspiracy Theory, Calls for Racist Harassment of Asians.
Now, if you're a UK tabloid, add another framing device that includes the reaction your reader is supposed to have ahead of time. You may want to get the police involved so insinuate a crime.
DISGUSTING! Infamous white supremacist Mo Brooks Peddles in Racist CONSPIRACIES and Anti-Asian HATE.
Absolutely not. C+ work. Barely acceptable for a Twitter rant.
You missed nearly all the framing devices.
Remember, it's rhetorical warfare. The NPC's download their opinions from the headline so they need a quick summary of how their supposed to feel about things with framing. Capitalization is important to dictate importance when no one reads the actual story.
From:
To:
Infamous white supremacist Mo Brooks Peddles DEBUNKED Conspiracy Theory, Calls for Racist Harassment of Asians.
Now, if you're a UK tabloid, add another framing device that includes the reaction your reader is supposed to have ahead of time. You may want to get the police involved so insinuate a crime.