This quick family photo has people online breaking out their junior-sleuth kits to figure out which of the three is the Mother.
If you need a bit of a tip, watch the video for a clue.
#momtwin&me 💗💗my mom thought it was a pic.😂 pic.twitter.com/fbQvbYRj4K
— Kaylan Mahomes (@kaylan_17) January 30, 2016
WARNING: Contains some pretty nasty and hateful language.
In March, the Twitter tag #tomyunbornchild became a popular tag for expecting parents to tweet messages to their kids. The vast majority of these tweets were positive, loving, encouraging sentiments. However, a small minority of people used the trending tag to instead send rabid homophobic warnings to their future children. In this video, some actors say the tweets out loud, giving a new and unsettling dimension to hate speech posted on social media.
From Cavatica: "It's easy to dehumanize hate speech online because we've gotten so used to seeing it. We tell ourselves that it's the product of trolls, of random, anonymous strangers.
Except they're not. They're real people. Many of them will be parents. And some of their children will be gay."
But since this passive-aggressive tweet was open for the Internet to chime in, people piled on Wilde for riding the subway (over taking an uber) and for choosing to be pregnant (over not, and not needing to confront the rude riders).
And then there was this:
