Minneapolis,sara rouse sex video Minn. approved a unique program on Friday.
The city will paysocial media influencers to spread “approved messages” during the trials of the police officers charged with killing George Floyd.
The Minneapolis City Council passed the program, “contracts with community organizations for public safety and engagement services,” with the intent of curbing misinformation around the cases. It includes partnerships with local media institutions and outreach with community groups as well.
The social media influencer portion of the program is described as “paid partnerships with community members who are considered trusted messengers and have large social media presence to share City generated and approved messages.”
Influencers who are part of this program will share messaging in an effort to reach members of Minneapolis’ African American, East African, American Indian, Latino, and Hmong communities.
The entire program has been given a budget of more than $1 million dollars. However, only a small portion of that will be used for social media influencers
City spokeswoman Sarah McKenzie told Minnesota Reformer, which first reported on this program, that the budget set aside for influencers is $12,000. The city plans on hiring six influencers, who will be paid $2,000 each. Deals with the influencers chosen to be involved with the program are currently being finalized
Protests erupted across the country in the wake of George Floyd’s murder in May 2020. Marches and rallies against police brutality as part of the Black Lives Matter movement continued well into the summer.
While these events were mostly peaceful, there were some instances of violenceespecially in Minneapolis where George Floyd was killed. Tensions were further exacerbated due to the spread of misinformationabout protesters online.
Minneapolis is clearly hoping this program will help clamp down on civil disobedience.
SEE ALSO: I'm over lifestyle influencersHowever, many civil rights activists, community members, and experts are wary of a program created to share “City-approved messaging.”
“I don’t think this is about dismantling falsities,” said Michelle Gross, president of Communities United Against Police Brutality, in a statement to the New York Times. “I think this is about crafting a narrative and controlling it. And I think people will see through this, frankly.”
Jury selection in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the officer seen on video pressing his knee on George Floyd's neck begins on March 8.
Topics Social Media Politics
Supporters of 800 Traction Artists Discuss Next Steps
Dear dads: If you want to show your strength, be vulnerable
19 wild headlines from 2018 that sadly aren't from The Onion
8 ways you can celebrate Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas' wedding
Alice Marina Amano Crowned Nisei Week Queen
Someone touched Parliament's special mace, and British Twitter is losing it
Jameela Jamil goes viral with her comments about 'why airbrushing should be illegal'
Meet Tango, the weirdest horse on Twitter
Not Your Ordinary Summer Camp
Meet Tango, the weirdest horse on Twitter
OBITUARY: Playwright Wakako Yamauchi, Remembered for ‘And the Soul Shall Dance’
Donald Trump Jr. uses awful dog
Manchester United's 'not a cellphone in sight' meme backfires spectacularly
Pornhub responds to Starbucks porn ban with a clever new SFW idea
JANM Appoints Karen Ishizuka Chief Curator
George H.W. Bush's service dog Sully is too good for this world
Someone left a human heart on a Southwest Airlines flight
Trump's 'Smocking Gun' tweet gets mocked by people that know how to spell
Celebrating Asian American Historic and Cultural Contributions in L.A. at Community Symposium
This runner's epic finish line fail has become a beautiful meme
Kenneth Choi to Play Judge Ito in ‘People v. O.J. Simpson’Techfest IIT Bombay Presents International Blockchain SummitLunar New Year’s Traditions in Okinawa: Lecture and PerformanceINTO THE NEXT STAGE: Taylor Wily Finally Proves He’s a Good ActorJapan Foundation to Screen ‘Samurai Cat’LYOPAY CEO Luiz GóesKenneth Choi to Play Judge Ito in ‘People v. O.J. Simpson’Setsubun Hoshimatsuri Service at KoyasanHo, Ho, Ho!Ho, Ho, Ho! I used emoji to order groceries Facebook is experimenting with a Pinterest Is anyone else just too overwhelmed to be horny? Samsung dropped an ad for the Galaxy Z Flip during the Oscars Plastic surgery photos and records exposed in unsecured database Twitter's Jack Dorsey tweets a bummer of a WikiHow on Valentine's Day Banish cabin fever with World Market’s Presidents’ Day sale MWC is canceled, but a bunch of new phones are still coming out ToTok app, alleged spy tool, removed from the Google Play Store again Samsung Galaxy S20 hands
0.1448s , 14288.359375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【sara rouse sex video】Enter to watch online.City turns to influencers for help with George Floyd murder trials,Global Perspective Monitoring
