The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 9月29日 05時50分

Those seeking justice for Breonna Taylor’s death were denied it last week, when a Kentucky grand jury refused to charge any of the officers who shot at her with murder or manslaughter. Kentucky’s attorney general, Daniel Cameron, placed a great emphasis on “facts” as, of course, one would expect of an attorney general. Yet a blizzard of facts can blind the truth, ZZ Packer writes. At the link in our bio, Packer looks at a few of Cameron’s sins of omission.

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