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Should Videos of Black Trauma Be Shared on Social Media? | Keep It
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as posted by the channelIra, Louis, and Aida discuss why not enough people are talking about Megan thee Stallion’s shooting, and whether videos of black trauma should be shared on social media following Jacob Blake's shooting in Kenosha Wisconsin this week.
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