The death of George Floyd showcases the problems of qualified immunity. Hong Kong has officially lost all autonomy.

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May 29, 2020

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U.S. Response to Beijing’s Suppression of Hong Kong Autonomy ([link removed] )

Americans wanting to express solidarity with Hong Kong also must face the reality that there is not much of substance the United States can do without incurring totally unacceptable risks.

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