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USA Today ‘How a few shady social media posts fed a viral firestorm over covington catholic ( and why it will happen again)’
Liberals and conservatives each saw what they wanted to see in videos captured on smartphones at the scene
example of how social media and the news media can be exploited to fuel outrage in a deeply divided country, … Religion scholar Reza Aslan wrote on Twitter: "Have you ever seen a more punchable face than this kid’s?” …"Name these kids," comedian Kathy Griffin demanded of her 2 million followers. "I want NAMES." A film producer tweeted – then deleted – a scene from the movie Fargo: "#MAGAkids go screaming, hats first, into the wood-chipper.”
Even after a longer video emerged, showing that the confrontation began after the Black Hebrew Israelites targeted the boys with what Sandmann called "hateful things," no one could agree on what happened. A month later, they still haven’t.
An investigation conducted on behalf of the Diocese of Covington concluded last week that the students did not instigate the incident and made no "offensive or racist statements," though the report acknowledged some students made a "tomahawk chop" gesture. The investigation determined, as did reporting by some news outlets, that Phillips had approached the students as they were exchanging words with the Black Hebrew Israelites, contradicting what he first said when describing the standoff. Phillips said he stepped between the students and the Black Hebrew Israelites to defuse the "volatile" situation. But fuller video of the entire encounter shows Phillips walk past the Black Hebrew Israelites and up to the students. 
Daily Caller Covington Catholic high school student Nicholas Sandmann is suing The Washington Post over its coverage of a January inci..