#social-media-controversy

#social-media-controversy

Sheffield United has apologized after their X account was hacked, leading to offensive posts targeted at Sheffield Wednesday captain Barry Bannan, which do not represent the club's views.

"He deemed [it] appropriate during this country's VE Day anniversary week..."

"SPOTTED: Jasmine Crockett with a taxpayer-funded police escort, cutting everyone in line - even making DISABLED people wait," McClain chided on social media with images of the Texas rep cutting the line.

American Cardinal Timothy Dolan commented that the AI-generated image of Trump dressed as the Pope was 'brutta figura,' reflecting embarrassment over the president’s post during a pivotal time for the Catholic Church.

"Households will have more and safer opportunities to invest in capital markets and increase their wealth", promises EU Commission President von der Leyen in light of new initiatives.

"If you come in and you're a couple ... husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, guy, girl couple, the real kind of couple," Darwell Yeager said before his spouse cut in and said, "Because we don't do the trans or the lesbian or gays, I'm sorry."

I've always wanted to give back and this was a way for me to do that, but I had never confirmed I was pregnant because I would never ever lie about that.

While the entertainment world mourned the loss of multi-hyphenated performer James Lee Williams, AKA The Vivienne, former Drag Race contestant Tyra shared a vile comment online, which many fans and stars have branded as 'twisted' and 'nasty'. Tyra reshared an old post from The Vivienne about a previous competition scenario, making a cruel reference to The Vivienne's death by stating, 'Yet it doesn't compare to the fumes of the crematorium.' This insensitive remark sparked outrage among the Drag Race community.

Josh Gottheimer fabricated a social media post showing a Spotify Wrapped of Bruce Springsteen songs, later admitting it was meant as a lighthearted joke.

The controversial Republican candidate lost the 2024 Missouri Secretary of State primary election after burning LGBTQ+ books with a flamethrower and making derogatory statements towards LGBTQ+ individuals. Her campaign video included offensive remarks like 'weak and gay', leading to a major defeat.