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Local outlets responded to the Dallas Justice Now (DJN) controversy with a mix of corrections, deep-dive investigations, and ongoing coverage that both exposed astroturf tactics and — in some cases — ...
Dallas Justice Now (DJN) is widely reported as a likely hoax or “astroturf” operation rather than a conventional, transparent social‑justice organization: multiple local investigations found no clear ...
Multiple local and national reporters and researchers documented that a Dallas-based social justice organization publicly branded Dallas Justice Now (DJN) a fake or astroturf operation; in particular,...
No source provided contains a direct, on-the-record admission by a former Dallas Justice Now (DJN) representative that they worked for Crowds on Demand; investigative reporting links DJN to Crowds on ...
Available reporting shows strong evidence that Dallas Justice Now (DJN) behaved like an astroturf or likely hoax operation during the summer 2021 “college pledge” episode, but the record is incomplete...