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Here's what it means to be a smartphone witness
CNN
'We're tired of waiting': GenZ is ready for a revolution
ABC7 Los Angeles
From Protests to Progress: A conversation on the future of race, justice and social equity in SoCal
Miami Herald
NASCAR lacks a firm plan to ban the Confederate flag. ‘It’s going to cause a mess.’
The Wall Street Journal
They used smartphone cameras to record police brutality—and change history
Associated Press
Floyd’s death hastens shift in police pop culture portrayals
Fast Company
‘Doomscrolling’ can break your brain. It can also be a force for good.
Washington Post
Social media influencers are balancing ‘authentic’ messaging during protests and the pandemic
Columbia Journalism Review
Allissa Richardson on protests, police violence and journalism
Vox
Questions to ask yourself before sharing images of police brutality
Marketplace
Is this the end of police reality shows?
MIT Technology Review
How to turn filming the police into the end of police brutality

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