旁观者：一桩美国凶杀案的现代启示

The event became a symbol of the bystander effect, but I wonder how much the media sensationalized it. Did it truly change how people viewed community responsibility in cities?

The tragedy had a significant social impact, but I’m curious what drew the author to focus on this story and its broader implications for America.

The narrative often paints them as heartless, but I wonder if that oversimplifies the complex social dynamics at play during the attack.