Is Tiger Woods Black Enemy Number One?
By D.K. WILSON It is easy to understand the infatuation with, and “reporting” of movie industry folks who “need” their faces in the media on a constant basis so that they maintain continued relevance beyond the most recent film in which they appeared. This dysfunctional relationship between movie “star” and Hollywood reporter ha a construct of a, now century-old, Edward Bernays-contrived propaganda campaign derived to aid the movie industry and solidify its presence as a permanent fixture in the collective conscious of Americans. Bernays, America’s first and greatest marketer-propagandist (and the reason his cousin, Sigmund Freud, is famous today) was the man dreaded rag newspaper and rag magazine magnate William Randolph Hearst turned to when Hearst needed to find a way to sell a new line of women’s magazines he wanted to figuratively force down women’s throats. By realizing – what is ancient hermetic knowledge – that people react to certain descriptive words, phrases, and images on a
