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Language, Examined: How Headlines Soften Harm Without Saying So

News headlines often appear neutral—but neutrality achieved through abstraction can obscure harm. This first installment of Language, Examined explores how common headline constructions soften impact, shift attention, and quietly shape public perception.

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