Twitter Suspends Naomi Wolf For Spreading Covid-19 Myths And Misinformation

Twitter Suspends Naomi Wolf For Spreading Covid-19 Myths And Misinformation

Naomi Wolf

Twitter has suspended author Naomi Wolf after she posted outlandish vaccine misinformation on the platform, including a claim that the shots were a “software platform that can receive uploads." The author of the 1991 feminist classic The Beauty Myth: How Images of Beauty Are Used Against Women also spread myths about the pandemic itself, and lockdowns, The Guardian reported. In addition, Wolf has compared Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top White House adviser on the coronavirus pandemic and a respected household name, to Satan before her 140,000-plus followers, BBC News reported. She also tweeted th...

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