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Washington Post: Almost all news coverage of the Barcelona attack mentioned terrorism. Very little coverage of Charlottesville did.

Aug 31, 2017

START Researcher Bryan Arva co-authored this b log post from the Washington Post comparing news coverage of the recent Barcelona and Charlottesville terror attacks.

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