Fear and fault lines emerge after Dallas police killings
A nationwide reflection follows the Dallas massacre as communities confront racism, cell phone video, polarization, and distrust in leadership. Experts, clergy, and activists describe an anxious society where police and the public view each other through separate lenses amid rising violence and viral footage.
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