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Social media exposes police brutality, but doesn’t always lead to actual change, advocates say

Shaylah Brown, NorthJersey.com Comments Off on Social media exposes police brutality, but doesn’t always lead to actual change, advocates say

Videos and their dissemination are an increasingly important part of social activism. But policy changes can be a different ballgame.

     
Shaylah Brown, NorthJersey.com
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