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The article talks about the strangeness of protesting in a city that lives in the national spotlight one moment, then vanishes into darkness the next. Reality as perceived by the outside world How the spotlight can blind us to violence that occurs outside its narrow focus
I also talk about the good that responsible journalists can do at protests There's no denying that cameras carry risk. But cameras also help establish truth. They can stand witness to the crimes and violence police routinely deny and push back against their constant gaslighting
Thank you W for trusting me with your story. I hope you're healing well Thank you also to Anonymous Comrade, as always, for the edits and wordsmithery
(also: thank you @hungrybowtie for the use of a screenshot from one of your awesome videos for the featured image. I'm obsessed with it)
It appears that, in my half-asleep stupor, I pasted the wrong link and now it's too late If Medium asked you for money, try this link instead: it'll work betterhttps://laurajedeed.medium.com/these-invisible-wounds-4851f13b4f05?source=friends_link&sk=4aed77e345e7ea7778835950d2cfc42f …
they can also save protesters from false charges often drummed up by police
That was very difficult to read to the point of nausea and I mean that as a compliment.
and those of us who aren't so brave need to see what is happening, need to be able to tell others, to bear witness.
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