Is There a Painting of J. Marion Sims’ Experiments on Black Women at the Alabama State Capitol?
A popular Facebook post misstated the location of the painting depicting the gynecologist’s work.
A popular Facebook post misstated the location of the painting depicting the gynecologist’s work.
A number of tweets with a distressing video depicted an unidentified young man, who fellow protesters say was maced or pepper sprayed by police.
Before posts about “fireworks every night” went viral, people around the country in myriad cities were complaining of relentless, abnormally loud fireworks through early morning hours.
A meme invokes the government agency to spread several dubious claims about stopping the spread of COVID-19… again.
Amidst widespread protests against racism in June 2020, social media discourse involved Google’s search results for “unprofessional hairstyles” versus “professional hairstyles.”
After Stacy Talbert shared a crying breakdown about hostility towards cops at a Georgia McDonald’s to Facebook Live, rumors spread that she was in fact not even in law enforcement.
For starters, that picture isn’t Nancy Green — and the “save Aunt Jemima” rant has additional issues.
The campaign pointed to an online vendor to argue that its ad depicted a “widely used” anti-fascist symbol.
“20 days. 120 lives.”