Los Angeles Review of Books Why Violence Goes Viral: A Thread in Six Parts - Los Angeles Review of Books lareviewofbooks.org - By Brian Lin THE MOVEMENT FOR BLACK LIVES has grown during the pandemic. Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter are shaping so many people’s sense of racial justice. …
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