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How a White Folding Chair Became a Symbol of Resistance

It figured prominently in viral footage of a brawl, where it was used as a blunt instrument. So why is the humble folding chair now turning up on T-shirts, earrings and at least one tattoo?

Frank Rojas
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Black People, Demonstrations, Protests and Riots, Ray, Reggie (August 5, 2023 Assault), Social Media, Symbols
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