On Friday night, at the end of our first week back at school, a video began to circulate online. It showed a young man standing close to a bus stop. He’s quickly approached by what appears to be a group of peers. The audio is unintelligible, but they sound as if they’re questioning him, about what it is unclear. What is clear is their response. Read More
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