The influence of the new social-justice mindset is now being felt in the American media, the Democratic Party and, most recently, businesses and schools

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The speed afforded by such protest is, however, as much its peril as its promise. After a swift expansion, spontaneous movements are often prone to what Tufekci calls “tactical freezes.”