Autonomy, or Anarchy? | 06.17.20.

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The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone in Seattle has aroused controversy over what some call a "takeover" by political activists in the city. But has media reporting on the situation been accurate, and does it represent autonomy, anarchy, or something else?

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