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American Tea Parties 2010
by Belinda Subraman and Joseph Penton Rose

On Tax Day, April 15, 2010, Belinda Subraman of El Paso, Texas and Joseph Penton Rose of Atlanta, Georgia "infiltrated" their local Tea Parties, with the hopes of better understanding this sudden organization. We present their observations in video, photographs, and an audio conversation.



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Belinda Subraman is the Film Editor at Unlikely 2.0. Check out her bio page.

Joseph Penton Rose is a 23-year-old student studying Sociology at Georgia State University. He is the little brother of Unlikely 2.0's editor-in-chief, Jonathan Penton, but Joseph has no artistic talent whatsoever. He does, however, enjoy observing and discussing current events, news, and politics. Joseph is particularly interested in American Christian Syncretism and Nationalism, such as that found in the Tea Party Movement. Joseph intends to pursue a PhD in Sociology while sticking it to the man.


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