2 chapters across the catalog
Dr. Horowitz compares dentist David Acer to the Unabomber, suggesting both were "organized serial killers" with vendettas against the federal government. He references a 1970 Department of Defense request for $10 million to develop immune-system-ravaging microorganisms for germ warfare.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts discuss the cultural evolution of the hoodie, noting its transition from a "white creepy guy" or "Unabomber" trademark to a symbol of racial profiling following the Trayvon Martin case. They explore how fashion items like Timberland boots and hoodies are "weaponized" by the media to create visual shorthand for criminality, despite being standard teenage attire.
