From Black Power to Facebook: The changing face of protests in T&T

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June 7, 2026

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In the digital space, an individual with a large following can incite thought, anger, resonance or inspire.

Social media has transformed how people engage with public issues.

In 1970, tens of thousands of people filled the streets during the Black Power Revolution.

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