News about China's anti-lockdown protesters has taken a very different angle than in 2020, when anti-lockdown protests occurred in the U.S. More from juliewrites on our Perspectives Blog:
, who claimed the “double standard” is very “clear” as Chinese protesters have received media support and Western protesters didn't.
The tone in the media, and which voices they have highlighted, has possibly swung because vaccinations and immunity mean they believe the threat of COVID-19 in 2022 is mitigated, and lockdowns are no longer necessary, while they believed lockdownsnecessary back in 2020. It is possible for people to change their minds, and to see anti-lockdown protests as bad back then, but good now.
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