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'"These types of accounts, and the bigger network they belong to, create an amplification structure on Twitter,' she said. 'They amplify each other's content to create viral moments on the network." (via. Who Posted Viral Video of Covington Students and Protester? Congress Wants to Know)

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“We’re a Catholic school, and it’s not tolerated. They don't tolerate racism, and none of my classmates are racist people.”

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"All over the country, there have been reports of students in MAGA hats bullying their Latino, Middle Eastern, Black, Asian, and Jewish classmates on the basis of race and religion." (via. It Isn’t Just the Covington High School Students: MAGA hats are a teen trend)

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"The Covington Scissor"

"Alexander’s narrator explains, 'at first you just think they’re an imbecile. Then they call you an imbecile, and you want to defend yourself. … You notice all the little ways they’re lying to you and themselves and their audience every time they open their mouth to defend their imbecilic opinion. Then you notice how all the lies are connected, that in order to keep getting the little things like the Scissor statement wrong, they have to drag in everything else. Eventually even that doesn’t work; they’ve just got to make everybody hate you so that nobody will even listen to your argument no matter how obviously true it is.'

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Article: How the story of a clash between a boy in a MAGA hat and a Native American unfolded

Quote: "Sandmann, who is in 11th grade, said that in staring down Phillips he thought he was remaining "motionless and calm" to help "diffuse the situation.""

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" Believing what we see"

"That teen standing in front of Phillips was doing exactly what he was taught to do by his school, his friends, and his country."

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Article: "Who posted the Viral Video of Covington Students and protester? Congress Wants to Know"

"They amplify each other's content to create viral moments on the network(Twitter)."

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Article: "How the story of a clash between a boy in a MAGA hat and a Native American elder unfolded"

Quote: "According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, extremists in the movement have a long, strange list of enemies including white people, Jewish people, and the LBGTQ community," (Stewart).

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Article: "How the story of a clash between a boy in a MAGA hat and a Native American unfolded"

Quote: "We're a Catholic school, and it's not tolerated. They don't tolerate racism, and none of my classmates are racist people."

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The Fight For Native Voices To Be Heard

The reporter, Jacqueline Keeler, stated in her interview, "...reveals the triumvirate of experiences that largely define American history,"

The question I asked myself was why did the author say this and what evidence does it show?

It shows that three groups of people, (Black Israelites, White Catholics, and Native Americans) who all have had different American experience are clashing and feuding over a long time period.

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"we're a catholic school, and its not tolerated. They don't tolerate racism, and none of my classmates are racist people."

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'"I think kids think of [MAGA hats] as more of a joke,'  a 14 year old named Julia from New Jersey told, ' and adults don't."' (via.  "It Isn’t Just the Covington High School Students: MAGA hats are a teen trend")

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Source: Why Camera Angles And Bias Support Different Opinions

Quote: "Adam Benforado is the author of the book "Unfair" which argues that camera angles and our preconceived notions influence how we see the video."

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Article:  Who posted Viral Video of Covington students and Protester? Congress wants to know

Example: "Adding: "The sheer number of tweets and likes it has are not the kind os signature you get from a casual twitter user."" (Ben Nimmo)

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"Hunter Hooligan, a 27-year-old attended the forum in Baltimore who went to the IPM with his sister told Buzzfeed News that the Covington boys, ' Just kind of surrounded us... what made me scared was the mob mentality of the situation."

Source: How the story of a clash between a boy in a MAGA hat and a Native American Elder Unfolded

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Source: "It isn't just the Covington Catholic Students – MAGA hats are a teen trend"

Quote: "I only got it because everyone else was. I doubt I'd wear it after the tripe because I'm not much of a hat person anyway."

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Source: "Why Camera Angles and Bias Support Different Opinions"

"All of us see the world through tinted lenses, right? So we think that we're just getting reality exactly as it is going on. But, really, everything is being filtered by - through our backgrounds, our experiences and our identities."

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Article:

It isn’t just the Covington Catholic students — MAGA hats are a teen trend

"I think kids think if [MAGA hats]  as more of a joke... and adults don't" a 14-year- old named Julia from New Jersey.

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"And the reporter Jacqueline Keeler writes that this video 'reveals the triumvirate of experiences that largely define American history.'"

Source: "The Fight For Native Voices To Be Heard"

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Article: "The Covington Scissor"

“'Of the Scissor’s predicted top hundred most controversial statements, Kavanaugh was No. 58 and Kaepernick was No. 42. No. 86 was the ground zero mosque. No. 89 was that baker who wouldn’t make a cake for a gay wedding.'”

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Source: "It isn't the Covington Catholic students- MAGA hats are a teen trend

Quote: "I think 12-year-old boys use it as a form of bullying- identifying themselves as part of this group to the exclusion of others just for the fun of it, she told George-Parkin."