This article on a major city feature took a more personal approach in its writing. It starts off with the reporter’s experience with the infamous “five-point intersection” in Dallas and how he was nearly hit by a car, almost hit a pedestrian, and witnessed a drug bust in broad daylight, all to get his son to some batting cages. Already he's established an account, exaggerated or not of how chaotic this place is. Continuing into the article, he explains how dangerous this intersection is and proposes ideas for improvements to the system. This is all accompanied with artwork and pictures, likely designed and edited for ideal purposes, to show possible upgrades and changes to be implemented. Overall, he appeals to the logic of the reader and possibly the state to make a safer and more convenient roadway.
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Davis W.A guy who analyzes news articles for an AP Lang class, who hates clickbait titles and biased "news". Archives
May 2017
CategoriesClick-bait: An article that attempts to gain nothing more but clicks for its ad revenue by using a fake title that does not accurately reflect what the article describes at all.
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