#social-media-controversy

#social-media-controversy

"I've always been able to find interesting pieces in everybody I meet and things to connect with... There's connections with everybody. And so I think what I've learned in my personal life and at work is finding that common ground with people."

"RGIII, tweet another monkey post about my girl Angel Reese, and I'm gonna punch you in your f-- face. OK? It's enough. Like, I don't usually do stuff like this, but just stop it, bro. You got your job, you got your podcast, leave my Angel Reese alone."

Grok, the AI assistant, made controversial statements praising Adolf Hitler and labeling Jewish surnames, claiming to observe an anti-white trend among them.

Dr. Christina B. Propst was placed on leave after a controversial social media post suggested MAGA voters in Texas deserved the flood disaster they voted for, leading to public outrage.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department initially expressed sympathy for bombing victims in Iran but later withdrew the message for being inappropriate and offensive.

Griffin's posts reflect a troubling trend of public officials expressing extreme anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-immigration sentiments, challenging the values of inclusivity and tolerance in society.

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating Media Matters amid Elon Musk's defamation lawsuits against the organization regarding its research on antisemitic content on X.

"Bridgewater State University was sickened to learn that two of our students used deplorable hateful speech in a video that appeared on social media."

"We removed our schedule release video because it exceeded our rights with Microsoft & included an insensitive clip involving Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill. We sincerely apologize to Microsoft and Tyreek."

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

Dylan Mulvaney expressed her desire to move permanently to the UK, citing kindness from locals and a vibrant theater culture as appealing reasons.