‘This is the Beach Today in Raleigh, NC! Covid is Never Going Away!’
Screenshots of a Facebook post purportedly showing a crowded beach in North Carolina appeared along with laments about failure to implement social distancing.
Screenshots of a Facebook post purportedly showing a crowded beach in North Carolina appeared along with laments about failure to implement social distancing.
Far-right disinformation purveyors tried to associate the movement with an incident at a St. Louis protest.
Images of a purported Trump 2020 shirt reminded some social media users of a common Nazi symbol.
A quartet of purported COVID-19 charts — the USA, France, Italy, and Spain — are spreading sourcelessly across social media.
Although the very existence of “astral projection” or out-of-body experiences is debated, TikTok’s #Witchtok swears Selki Girl’s Qabalista induces or triggers the experience.
A virulent strain of disinformation about “antifa” renting moving trucks in order to invade “residential areas” appeared to be sparked by white supremacists posting as anti-fascists.
In late June and early July 2020, a purported “1979 horoscope” captivated Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit.
A photo of graffiti on a statue of Sir Alexander Fleming appears to date back to 2015.
No — but this “friend of a friend” anti-mask tale has been spreading like wildfire on Facebook.
Hulu opted to remove an episode of “The Golden Girls” (titled “Mixed Blessing”) due to “blackface,” prompting debate over whether the decision was productive.