Fake News

We revisit our conversation with Sergio Peçanha. He is a visual columnist at the Opinions desk of the Washington Post and wrote a piece recently headlined “Hug an election denier.” He writes: “I am now a citizen of two capital-stormed countries: Brazil and the United States.

Sergio Peçanha is a visual columnist at the Opinions desk of the Washington Post. He wrote a piece recently headlined “Hug an election denier.” He writes: “I am now a citizen of two capital-stormed countries: Brazil and the United States. He joins us on this Access Utah Episode.

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