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BULKELEY | Dodgers COVID-19 Scandal Emblematic of American Selfishness in Pandemic

By Christina Bulkeley | November 1, 2020

This isn’t about contact tracing and the annoyance of quarantining for 14 days. It is about the fact that Justin Turner knew conclusively that he had COVID-19, a virus that has killed 230,000 Americans this year, and he still went out and subjected a field full of people to the possibility of contracting it.

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