‘Harvard University Branch of the Ku Klux Klan’ in 1924 A viral Facebook post purportedly shows a Harvard branch of the white supremacist organization.
Did Chuck Todd Host a Panel on Violence Against Asian-Americans Without One Asian-American Guest? The Meet The Press host was criticized for his coverage of the March 2021 mass shooting in Georgia.
Did the Cop Who Blamed a ‘Very Bad Day’ for Fatal Georgia Shootings Promote Racist Shirts? Criticism of Jay Baker's behavior at a press conference only heated up after the "spoof" shirts came to light.
Was a High School Basketball Announcer Caught Using a Racist Slur Against Players? Norman High School's coach posted video of the smear saying, "This is why they kneel."
Twisted Tea Circle K Fight Video Spreads Virally On December 24 2020, “Twisted Tea” became a popular trending term in the wake of footage showing an altercation at an Ohio Circle-K. Footage of the incident, which involved racial slurs and a can of Twisted Tea, was shared to r/PublicFreakout alongside a concise but comprehensive title — “Drunk guy yells N Word and gets SMACKED with […]
Two Killed in Kenosha During Racial Violence Inflamed in Facebook Groups The alleged gunman was arrested and charged the morning after.
Did Black Lives Matter Members Attack a Man While Protesting a Statue of Louis IX? Far-right disinformation purveyors tried to associate the movement with an incident at a St. Louis protest.
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.
Did a Long Island News Outlet Call George Floyd Graffiti ‘Anti-Government’? The phrase "I can't breathe" was included without context in a story about a local high school.
‘If You as a White Person Would Be Happy to Receive the Same Treatment That Our Black Citizens Do in This Society, Please Stand!’ A "repost" on Facebook purportedly quotes a woman named Jane Elliott on white Americans' indifference toward racism.
