One reason why Iran-Contra had such poor outcomes in terms of bringing people to justice is that the story was a complicated mess.
January 6 has that same feature, and it was done by the same people. For justice to be served, we need to tell a story that makes sense.
January 6 has that same feature, and it was done by the same people. For justice to be served, we need to tell a story that makes sense.
This requires more than just getting the names and places right, it requires us creating an oral narrative that assists with sense-making in real-time, and breaks us out of our existing frames. That's why building conversation about this is so key.
And it's why I'm hosting this session with Anne Nelson tomorrow. We have already personally invited many reporters who are working on this, but you can help us get the word out. Please share with interested reporters + writers. March 3, 2pm ET.
Zoom:
bit.ly/jan6infoqa
Zoom:
bit.ly/jan6infoqa
And we will also simulcast on Clubhouse. March 3, 2pm ET. Talking about this is the best way to build understanding.
joinclubhouse.com/event/xl7je6A6
joinclubhouse.com/event/xl7je6A6
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