CounterSpin

The violent attacks on college students and faculty across the country showcase the abandonment by many educational institutions of their responsibility to protect not only students, but the space in which they can speak and learn freely.

Say Her Name is about adding Black women to our understanding of police violence—to help make our response more meaningful and impactful.

"This is really an opportunity to think bigger and think in a bolder way than we have before about what it's going to take, not just to fill the gaps in our infrastructure that the crisis has so clearly laid bare, but also to think beyond, about what we want our economy to look like."

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"While we have been acting like we've done a good enough job on the coronavirus, and now can get back to what we were doing before, other countries have really taken seriously the fact that they have this deadly pandemic going on."

"Guess what won't instill consumer confidence? A law that immunizes businesses if they don't do what's right to keep people safe. Why, in Heaven's name, would I decide to go back to restaurants and movie theaters if they have no incentive to do the right thing to keep me safe?"

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