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NBC's subheading even cites "white supremacist rhetoric" but still adds "it's unclear if that had any tie to the violence."
Corporate media doesn't view white supremacy as violence, but as a mere difference of opinion. And that's the problem. It's one reason the cancer of white supremacy spreads.
Corporate media doesn't view white supremacy as violence, but as a mere difference of opinion. And that's the problem. It's one reason the cancer of white supremacy spreads.
April 20, 2025 at 11:18 PM
NBC's subheading even cites "white supremacist rhetoric" but still adds "it's unclear if that had any tie to the violence."
Corporate media doesn't view white supremacy as violence, but as a mere difference of opinion. And that's the problem. It's one reason the cancer of white supremacy spreads.
Corporate media doesn't view white supremacy as violence, but as a mere difference of opinion. And that's the problem. It's one reason the cancer of white supremacy spreads.