Thanksgiving has come and gone, but the posts on social media are here to stay. Social media is making waves during holidays, especially with helpful applications and people continuously tweeting out what they’re thankful for. Instagram has become a top tool to capturing people’s Thanksgiving moments with friends and family, and Twitter has become a … More Be Thankful for Social
In October, Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill making California the first state in the nation to require subject matter in sexual education courses, called “yes means yes”, which teaches high school students about what constitutes as rape and sexual violence. California is teaching its students that anything but explicitly saying “yes” can be considered … More “Yes Means Yes” is a positive law and should be promoted
Burrito bar survives multiple health scandals Three E. coli outbreaks at Chipotle in the past year have gotten more than 100 people sick in Washington, Oregon and other areas in the Pacific Northwest. Last week, Chipotle confirmed 37 cases of E. coli in its Pacific Northwest locations and closed 43 restaurants due to food-borne illness. … More You can’t kill the Chipotle cockroach
IHOP has always received millennial support with its “Tumblr-speak tweets” but recently the company published tweets that received severe backlash and the public demanded an apology from the breakfast chain. “Flat but has a great personality”, was a tweet sent out by a moderator on IHOP’s Twitter account, that was referring to its short stack … More IHOP’s too casual tone on Twitter
One of the biggest scandals of 2015 is when Brian Williams claimed to have been shot at while in a military helicopter about a decade ago, when he was actually in another, more safe helicopter not affected by gunfire at all. He later publicly recanted the news story and apologized to viewers in February. Soldiers … More Image control following the Brian Williams scandal
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