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Elon Musk’s Twitter Is Harmful To Black People. Here’s Where They’re Going Next.

By Jenna Caldwell· Updated December 12, 2022

“Twitter sometimes feels like the ex-boyfriend I keep going back to,” June Johnson, 39, says with a laugh. “[I] question myself why because I know that it’s not always healthy but it is entertaining.” The social media lead

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