In America, there’s no such thing as a ‘sundown town,’ where black people aren’t safe at night. So why are people using the natural disaster to claim otherwise?
Really? This is a story. Journalism means contacting Tougaloo College, speaking with sources, and getting to the bottom of their map. If a few dimwits want to propagate nonsense, expose them rather than branding it a movement and invoking a nationwide conspiracy. TikTok likes are a rounding error and crack hits for the crack heads--and not the basis for a narrative.
Exactly right. They can't let it die
I learned what a “sundown town” is. That’s about it. If I didn’t know better, this might be considered clickbait.
Really? This is a story. Journalism means contacting Tougaloo College, speaking with sources, and getting to the bottom of their map. If a few dimwits want to propagate nonsense, expose them rather than branding it a movement and invoking a nationwide conspiracy. TikTok likes are a rounding error and crack hits for the crack heads--and not the basis for a narrative.