In this week’s VIEWFINDER, the San Francisco Chronicle and their columnist Justin Phillips share the story of Tracy Brown, an Oakland-based artist who turned a commercially marketed dummy into an installation piece memorializing Black Americans killed by police.
On the Docket: Where Do Americans Have a Right to Bear Arms?
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The Soul Box Project: What 200,000 Gun Violence Victims Looks Like
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How Will the U.S. Respond to Two Mass Shootings Just Days Apart?
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March 28, 2021
A Look at the Hundreds of Mass Shootings That Happen Every Year
August 10, 2019A Look at the Hundreds of Mass Shootings That Happen Every Year
August 10, 2019
Fighting Violent Extremism After Two Mass Shootings Leave the Nation Reeling
August 10, 2019Fighting Violent Extremism After Two Mass Shootings Leave the Nation Reeling
August 10, 2019
From “Mortal Enemies” to Finding Common Ground on Gun Research
July 21, 2018From “Mortal Enemies” to Finding Common Ground on Gun Research
July 21, 2018
Former CDC Doc: You Can Reduce Gun Deaths Without Restricting Guns
July 21, 2018Former CDC Doc: You Can Reduce Gun Deaths Without Restricting Guns
July 21, 2018
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