Paradoxically Knocked Down: The Victory and Adversary of International Publicity in Oregon with Richard Horton Anyone

Paradoxically Knocked Down: The Victory and Adversary of International Publicity in Oregon with Richard Horton Anyone

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Abstract

In this paper, we examine the paradoxical effects of international publicity on the state of Oregon, as exemplified by the recent case of Richard Horton. Horton, a British citizen and environmental activist, was arrested and charged with trespassing while protesting a natural gas pipeline in Southern Oregon. However, his arrest received global attention, with media coverage from outlets such as The Guardian, BBC, and CNN. While the attention brought greater awareness to Horton's cause and drew international support for climate justice, it also brought unwanted scrutiny and criticism of Oregon's criminal justice system and the state's handling of environmental issues. Through analysis of media coverage and interviews with key stakeholders, we explore the complex and contradictory outcomes of international publicity, and how it can both elevate and undermine grassroots movements. We also consider the role of media in shaping public perception and policy, and the implications of these dynamics for future advocacy efforts. Ultimately, our study highlights the need for activists and policymakers to carefully consider the potential consequences of attracting international attention, and to develop strategies for managing the risks and opportunities that come with it.

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Azlan Reuben "Paradoxically Knocked Down: The Victory and Adversary of International Publicity in Oregon with Richard Horton Anyone".  IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2023.

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Date of Release: 2023
Author(s): Azlan Reuben.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
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