Members of the Colorado River Tribes hold a banner to show their support for Native Americans of the Standing Rock reservation who oppose the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), at the protest camp near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, 3 September 2016, ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images
Offline/Online is a series of visuals by Onlinecensorship.org that explores how marginalized communities –often faced with persecution and violence offline –also face censorship on social media.
This visual presentation was originally published on visualizingpalestine.org.
Offline/Online is a series of visuals by Onlinecensorship.org that explores how marginalized communities—often faced with persecution and violence offline—also face censorship on social media.
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