As the news of the Islamic State’s attacks on Paris unfolded, variations of a social media post began to stir controversy across platforms. The post highlighted tragic events across the world and encouraged expressions of sympathy. But the “Pray for…” hashtag quickly spilled onto unrelated events, including an undersea earthquake that could have led to a massive loss of […]
#PrayForParis … and the Rest of the World
December 11, 2015 by Natalie Morales
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Good News, Gay Rights, & Guns: 10 Things To Know – March 28
March 28, 2013 by Sarah Scroggins
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