Jennifer Conrad
Staff Writer
Jennifer Conrad is a writer in Brooklyn. She has written for Vogue, SupChina, and Newsweek.com. She recently received an MA from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
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The administration has toned down the anti-China rhetoric, but it has maintained and expanded economic sanctions—and plans a “diplomatic boycott” of the Olympics.
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Measures aimed at influencer and celebrity culture will reach into the screens of young people.
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