Slave statues? To the river . Racist movies? Out of the catalog. Racist books? At the stake. Worse still: opinion leaders, like the New York Times , who dare to publish tribunes of pro-Trump Republican senators? On the street. And the same with the director of the Philadelphia Inquirer , who worried that the looting and fires of the violent ones would destroy the historical heritage of his city, dared to paraphrase the Black Lives Matter ( the lives of blacks matter ) with a headline that said Buildings matter, too ( [historic] buildings matter too ). Result: thrown into the tweeting mob.

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