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David Shor’s tweet about Omar Wasow’s research reveals a key debate - Vox
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There’s a very real argument about speech in progressive spaces.
Politics The real stakes in the David Shor saga There’s a very real argument about speech in progressive spaces. by Matthew Yglesias Jul 29, 2020, 6:00 PM UTC A store boarded up amid anti-racism protests in Minneapolis, Minnesota, seen on June 14. Some businesses were damaged and looted in the protests. Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images On May 28, David Shor, a political data analyst, sent a controversial tweet. Soon after George Floyd's death, alongside peaceful mass protests there was a substantial amount of looting and vandalism in Minneapolis and a few other cities. Shor, citing research by
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