Partly due to the internet, and partly due to the negative aspects of humanity, innocent or nonsensical signs and symbols are often coopted or changed to fit the hateful agenda of different groups.
Here's what you should know about the "OK" hand sign by now: In early 2017, a bunch of trolls on 4chan thought it would be funny to trick the media into claiming the "OK" hand sign - thumb and ...
Please observe a moment of silence for the passing of an old friend. The “OK” hand sign. Through no fault of its own, OK has been buried for being a racist symbol. The latest shovel of dirt came last ...
The latest eruption of the “OK” gesture as secret sign of White Power is a video clip from the broadcast of the Army/Navy game. You could see two of the cadets nearby making an upside down “OK” ...
For most of his existence, Herbie Husker has expressed his approval by signaling what was once universally known as the "OK" sign. Now that the gesture has been co-opted by white supremacists, Herbie ...
The OK hand gesture, which was long used as a stamp of approval but has taken on new life as a mark of white supremacy in recent years, is among several new entries to the Anti-Defamation League’s ...
No, white supremacists. You do not get to own the hand signal for “OK.” Nor the term 100%. Swastikas and Nazi salutes and the like are apparently no longer enough for white supremacist groups, which ...
Hand gestures flashed by West Point cadets and Naval Academy midshipmen during the televised Army-Navy football game were not racist signals, military investigations have concluded.A Navy probe of the ...
Twitter users accused Elon Musk of flashing a “white power” sign this weekend during the billionaire’s appearance on Saturday Night Live (SNL). The Tesla CEO, who was portraying a character referred ...
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