On the recordJune 23, 2020
It is now well-established that in 2016 foreign actors targeted the African-American community by way of social media in efforts to keep African Americans from voting in the presidential election.
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congress.govG. K. Butterfield: “It is now well-established that in 2016 foreign actors targeted the African-American community by way of social media in…”
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Butterfield asserts that foreign interference aimed to suppress African American voter turnout in 2016.
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