Contextualizing The Protests

byRob Fields
June 2, 2020

I shared my perspective on the history that undergirds this moment of social upheaval.

Yesterday, I joined the team at Bloomberg Quicktake–an online-only news platform–to give some context on the history that informs this moment of social unrest. The whole conversation is just over 25 minutes.

Enjoy!

Rob Fields

Marketer. Dot connector. Art advisor.

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