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    Don’t Let the Cameras Turn Away

    This time, networks need to stay with the story of mass shootings.
    by Brooke Baldwin May 31, 2022 3 minutes
    Source: Chandan Khanna / AFP / Getty

    This week, for the first time in my career, I found out about a mass shooting in America just like most of you: not from a TV producer breaking into my earpiece on live TV, or a CNN internal email alert, or from someone shouting in the newsroom, but from a friend.

    And I’m processing it with something new: a feeling of deep cynicism. Before, when I was in it, I believed something would change. At CNN, where I worked until 2021, we hosted town halls. I brought together survivors of Parkland with survivors

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