[oregontim]

Offered without comment. The rise in lower age groups is particularly interesting. 

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There are many better sources available on whether or not protests spread the virus. In Eugene, where we've had our share of protests, public officials linked the surge in new cases to three specific graduation parties of kids 18-20. As reported in the local newspaper, which is Gannet owned, i.e. leaning right. 

Allsides.com rates Commentary Magazine as its lowest level confidence rating and its furthest available level to the right. https://www.allsides.com/news-source/com...media-bias

For a less biased source, in How to Evaluate Corona Virus Risks from Black Lives Matter Protests' Scientific American on June 22 said:

There is not much evidence that the protests have caused spikes in coronavirus infections so far. And any increase in cases from the protests would be hard to separate from the fact that states are reopening in general, according to Caroline Buckee, an associate professor of epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Scientific American spoke with Buckee about the risks posed by protesting, the difficulty of tracing infections back to the protests, and how to stay safe while exercising one’s democratic rights.

[oregontim]

Offered without comment. The rise in lower age groups is particularly interesting. 

https://www.commentarymagazine.com/noah-...=automated

There are many better sources available on whether or not protests spread the virus. In Eugene, where we've had our share of protests, public officials linked the surge in new cases to three specific graduation parties of kids 18-20. As reported in the local newspaper, which is Gannet owned, i.e. leaning right. 

Allsides.com rates Commentary Magazine as its lowest level confidence rating and its furthest available level to the right. https://www.allsides.com/news-source/com...media-bias

For a less biased source, in How to Evaluate Corona Virus Risks from Black Lives Matter Protests' Scientific American on June 22 said:

There is not much evidence that the protests have caused spikes in coronavirus infections so far. And any increase in cases from the protests would be hard to separate from the fact that states are reopening in general, according to Caroline Buckee, an associate professor of epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Scientific American spoke with Buckee about the risks posed by protesting, the difficulty of tracing infections back to the protests, and how to stay safe while exercising one’s democratic rights.