The Nation
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Frida Ghitis: The media, as well as certain kinds of activists, believe we need to be presented with graphic evidence to grasp wha Thursday mply facts.
She says the Post's feature is tough going, but it's not exploitative.
Ghitis says the worst thing: The Post forces you to view the photos in order to read the text.
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She says Nelb dozens uez-Greene, the mother of Sandy Hook victims, schooled many people in why no one has the right to demand that she or any other parent share the post-murder photos of their children.
Fred Guttenberg, whose daughter, Jamie, died in the Parkland massacre, said he was upset that this article exists, but understands why it does.
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