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Black Twitter: What Do We Lose if We Lose it? | Offline With Jon Favreau
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39:54Now PlayingThis week on Offline With Jon Favreau, writer and editor Jason Parham joins. Jason and Jon discuss the origins of Black Twitter, Jason's piece, "A People's History of Black Twitter," the positives of using the platform, the effects on mainstream media and the appropriation of black culture.
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