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Making a Big Noise

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  Rayson, J., Trinchitella, T., Medrano, A., Ellis, R., Thomas, F., ... (Practitioner). (1996). Making a big noise [Streaming video]. Retrieved from SAGE Video.
  
  Rayson, John, Trinchi Trinchitella, Ambrosio Medrano, Rodney Ellis, Floyd Thomas, Michael Galloway, Mario Cuomo et al. "Making a Big Noise." SAGE Video video, 01:02:16. 1996. http://sk.sagepub.com/video/making-a-big-noise.
  
  Making a Big Noise 1996, online video, Center for New American Media, New York, viewed 27 September 2020, <http://sk.sagepub.com/video/making-a-big-noise>.
  
  Rayson, John, et al. "Making a Big Noise." Online video clip. SAGE Video. Center for New American Media, 28 Jan. 2016. Web. 27 Sep. 2020.
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This examination of American democracy travels from county parades to Chicago churches and from New England town hall meetings to the halls of the Texas legislature. Local politicians, lobbyists, political participants, and pundits provide inside into how power flows both inside and outside of the halls of power.