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Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@ddkochel @SallyGold Although @ddkochel I have to point you to the Sandhills and the Niobrara region in Nebraska! Also hello! — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@tamarakeithNPR I didn’t even notice a difference tbh! — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
And yes caucus-goers are well-informed. Could probably tell you where to get almond milk. Come to think of it, the bougie coffee shop I went to days ago in Des Moines didn’t have almond milk - they had RICE milk! It’s hard for anyone to keep up with the fancy Iowa trends, I know! — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
1) Do @RAGBRAI_IOWA and then tell us how flat it is. Or visit Decorah or the Loess Hills 2) Wide open spaces 👍🏼 3) Dirt roads could be scary for the unpracticed 4) Milk subs are available at many cafes and grocers 5) National reporter colleagues -don’t do this. It’s a bad look. — PolitiTweet.org
Sally Goldenberg @SallyGold
Observations from Iowa - it is very flat, driving is monotonous, there is more unbuilt land in one block than NYC h… https://t.co/dJHMYhOba8
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@lyzl FFS — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@DHughesNYC Do you not know what’s served at cafes? Or are you just intentionally being hyper-literal? And I don’t think going from yoga to kombucha is an enormous linguistic leap. 😂😂 — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@Phrozen_ That’s a terrible thing to say for so many reasons. — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@fotodave I’ve lived in coastal GA, thanks. I’m well aware of the geography. Read my whole thread. I’m referring to an overall tone toward places (some of which have coastal areas, yes!) that are regarded as backward by people who believe themselves to be in the know about such things. — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@DHughesNYC https://t.co/rLS8ycFjKw — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@DHughesNYC (And I rewrote my response to allow for the fact that those specific tropes were in the NYT tweet promoting the piece rather than the piece itself, but the point is the same either way. I didn’t come up with that association out of thin air; it came from the Times) — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@DHughesNYC I am *literally* referencing the tropes **in this piece** — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@Sandi https://t.co/1BE57EMaFH — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@WRyanMcCann Or at least as small as Lincoln, NE and Savannah, GA and as big as DC and Chicago — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@WRyanMcCann I have — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@DHughesNYC I mean the NYT tweet promoting this story suggests the South is as appealing as NYC partly b/c “there are plenty of good cafes and yoga studios.” But I didn’t write that, so 🤷♀️ — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@JarkusMones @swin24 Her word, def not mine... 🙄 — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@DHughesNYC I mean she references yoga and cafes so I’m just sticking with that theme but 🤷♀️ — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@pilhofer I am very tired of them, but also tired of people reinforcing them... — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@lilkat_bigworld 💕💕👍🏼💯 — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@Girthaa https://t.co/1fVzJxjXPE — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@Girthaa What’s your point? If you want to understand the rural/urban political divide you need more fine-grained data - like county-level. Just looking at statewide results doesn’t paint a full picture. — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
RT @lyzl: Or hire the reporters who live there!! https://t.co/eSWnNLKygI — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@seriousabtplay Show me where you’re seeing that portrayal in the NYT?? — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
Also the idea that cities in the South are progressive because they’ve been “Brooklynized” is so dismissive and erasing of the communities of color that have been living, working, and organizing in these cities since long before Brooklyn was overtaken by kombucha and drip coffee. — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
I can’t overstate how much those of us from the South/Midwest resent this kind of anthropological, othering, looking-down-from-coastal-cities “journalism.” If you want to talk about the political divide in the South, maybe go talk to people who live there and are living in it. — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
*sorry, I need to stop voice texting tweets while I yell at my kids, but hopefully you get it — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
*as someone — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
1) Good things aren’t just being brought to the South from Brooklyn. There’s a rich (albeit complicated and fraught) culture already there. 2) The whole country is pretty much plagued by rural/urban divide. Cities are blue almost everywhere and rural areas trend red. Even in NY./ — PolitiTweet.org
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
Seeing so many thoughts on this piece from #Southerntwitter, Someone who has lived in reported in the Deep South, is married to a native Georgian, and is myself from Flyover Country, I’ll say two things: — PolitiTweet.org
NYT Metro @NYTMetro
Millennials have been fleeing New York for creative hubs in the South, where housing is cheap and there are plenty… https://t.co/2M0bqJ6gWB
Sarah McCammon📻 @sarahmccammon
@Renitaski Is there a bonus for all three? — PolitiTweet.org
