• pelespirit@sh.itjust.works
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    1 day ago

    B) Only members of government and law enforcement are permitted access to the files — so, the folks who already did fuck all.

    To be clear, everyone can see the exhibit, it’s showing the huge amount of the files and how crazy it is. I’m not sure you looked into it.

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      While the exhibit is open to the public, the article specifies that the files contain unredacted names and are not available to be viewed by the general public.

      Though the installation will be open to the public, only journalists and members of law enforcement are permitted to actually read through the files; others will still be able to view the timeline and the tribute to survivors.

      That’s not to say the exhibit won’t be impactful.

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        I hope they have two walls, labeled “upsetting” and “disturbing”, I haven’t looked though the files myself because I really want to avoid disturbing without any warning.