Can Violent Protest Change Local Policy Support? Evidence from the Aftermath of the 1992 Los Angeles Riot

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@ceremonioushurt Statistically speaking riots have led to more long term support for a movement than not. Data backs me up here. https://t.co/00XgZIOvBr

RT @factandrumor: #RodneyKing #TyreNichols #BLM #Antifa + Memphis, HELL NO cotrend. Violence devastated LA's affected areas! Rioting will b…

RT @factandrumor: #RodneyKing #TyreNichols #BLM #Antifa + Memphis, HELL NO cotrend. Violence devastated LA's affected areas! Rioting will b…

RT @factandrumor: #RodneyKing #TyreNichols #BLM #Antifa + Memphis, HELL NO cotrend. Violence devastated LA's affected areas! Rioting will b…

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