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J. Pharoah Doss: Needless Jordan Neely narratives | Atlanta Daily World

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In public discourse, there are two forms of narrative. The standard narrative is a detailed account of an incident; the viewpoint narrative presents a situation in a way that promotes a political position. The public first learned that a mentally ill homeless Black man named Jordan Neely died on a New York subway train after … Continued

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