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The angle from which the video was shot obscures whether the haymaker thrown by Julio Urías struck his wife.

But some historians have complained that the great-man story obscures our sense of American urban history, mythologizing Moses, sidelining his peers, and overstating his impact.

Also, many puppies pass through at least one broker on their way into a family’s home, a process that obscures where their dog was born.

But that data obscures the conditions that come with immigrating to the United States in the first place: The U.S. immigration system mostly enables highly skilled African workers to emigrate to the country, and if you dig into that MPI study, it shows that Black immigrants still face underemployment and lower wages than American-born Black people.

At the same time, the platform is studiously silent about the role of Trump judges, and obscures the reality that a federal judiciary transformed by Trump would likely move the country toward the recognition of personhood—and potential national abortion and in vitro fertilization bans—no matter how slowly the executive branch moves.