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Vigils and Memorials: Evocations of Trauma

Submitted by Kathryn Alexander on November 10, 2016 - 6:22am

Facebook is such a strange medium through which to encounter tragedy and horror. Already formatted for minimal engagement, a blast of moving image and occasionally sound as one scrolls through the happenings of last night.

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