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White Supremacy and Racism in Contemporary American Society (Introduction,…

- - - - Public Discourse
        
        Similar message to McIntosh, different rhetorical situation. Audience is white scholars who read The Article Multimodal writer who focuses on controversial issues especially towards the black community.
    - - Academic Discourse
        
        Similar message but different rhetorical situation: Written published in 1989; Reagan Era.
        Informative and Persuasive Article with an audience of white academia.
- - - - “is a white man who would not be president were it not for this fact." Main Idea is that Trump would not have won if it were not for the white majority of America entirely; not just the white working class. Trump based a majority of his campaign off of the negation of the previous black president, President Obama.
      - Context; Historical and Cultural:
        
        The Atlantic primarily white audience of scholars and academics. Written directly after Trump's election and win in 2017. Flourishing ideas of racism and white supremacy.
- - - - Comparison of men and women in a society to a point to lead her to think about how that could relate to white supremacy between whites and blacks in America.