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It wasn’t until after then-President Donald Trump posted about George Floyd’s death that reports of violence and hate speech increased “rapidly” on Facebook, an internal company analysis reveals.
The reports of hateful and violent posts on Facebook started pouring in on the night of May 28 last year, soon after then-President Donald Trump sent a warning on social media that looters in Minneapolis would be shot.
Minneapolis, St. Paul voters are most focused on public safety. Hear the "Playing Politics" analysis from WCCO Radio's Chad Hartman and the Star Tribune Editorial Board's Denise Johnson and John Rash.
01:26Residents of Minneapolis, St. Paul and several suburbs will have at least one rank choice election on their ballots this November. But how does ranked choice voting work, and what does it mean for our elections?
