From the Department of Found Rhetoric, visual and verbal. Here’s JFK rolling through downtown Champaign in a convertible, and here’s the text of a speech he gave on the University of Illinois campus on Oct. 24, 1960. (photo UIUC archives)

From the Department of Found Rhetoric, visual and verbal. Here’s JFK rolling through downtown Champaign in a convertible, and here’s the text of a speech he gave on the University of Illinois campus on Oct. 24, 1960.

(photo UIUC archives)

From the Department of Found Rhetoric, visual and verbal. Here’s JFK rolling through downtown Champaign in a convertible, and here’s the text of a speech he gave on the University of Illinois campus on Oct. 24, 1960. (photo UIUC archives)

From the Department of Found Rhetoric, visual and verbal. Here’s JFK rolling through downtown Champaign in a convertible, and here’s the text of a speech he gave on the University of Illinois campus on Oct. 24, 1960.

(photo UIUC archives)

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Visual Politics: All things visual in public life. Presented by Cara Finnegan, scholar, teacher, rhetoric geek. Lover of photography, art, print culture, politics, and troublemakers.

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