The Randall Carlson
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War, Memory, and the Images That Changed a Nation
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November 26, 2025
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1:15Now Playing@sabinhowardsculpture While thousands die in Ukraine each week, public attention drifts toward cultural distractions.
In earlier eras, unfiltered journalism forced societies to confront the real cost of war. Iconic images, like the children fleeing napalm in Vietnam, reshaped public opinion because they weren’t curated, controlled, or sanitized. They revealed truth directly.
Today, the disconnect between suffering and what dominates the conversation points to a deeper fracture in collective awareness.
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