Social Media Influencers to Speak at the Democratic Convention - The New York Times

Democratic Convention to Feature Social Media Influencers – The New York Times

On Aug 18, 2024

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The article is about plans for social media influencers to speak at the Democratic Convention. The content focuses on the decision and its implications. The argument offered is that this will help the Democrats connect with younger, more tech-savvy audiences, which is crucial for success in modern politics.

Democratic Convention to Host Talks by Social Media Influencers

High-profile social media influencers are set to grace the Democratic Convention. This news was first reported by The New York Times.

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