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“That’s Not Who We Are” Is the Wrong Reaction to the Attack on the Capitol
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Andrew Marantz talks about why such sweeping statements, issued by many public figures after a mob of Trump supporters rioted in the halls of Congress, can stand in the way of necessary change.
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