Nevertheless, demand of the press a course that cannot be denominated hypocritical, and if it does not respond, withdraw your patronage, and give it where it will contribute to your interests.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Nevertheless, demand of the press a course that cannot be denominated hypocritical, and if it does not respond, withdraw…”
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Woodhull encourages consumers to demand accountability from the press and support media that aligns with their interests.
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