The story is plenty horrific on its own without sensationalizing the title.
They're not showing kindergarteners dead bodies of black children, which is what's implied, they're showing them portraits of people like Trayvon Martin.
It's very annoying to have to constantly wade through this bs to find the actual truth (red flags go up whenever a title has to break up quotes into multiple parts). The establishment uses these overstatements to slap big "FACT CHECK: FALSE" labels on real stories based on misleading technicalities.
The story is plenty horrific on its own without sensationalizing the title.
They're not showing kindergarteners dead bodies of black children, which is what's implied, they're showing them portraits of people like Trayvon Martin.
It's very annoying to have to constantly wade through this bs to find the actual truth (red flags go up whenever a title has to break up quotes into multiple parts). The establishment uses these overstatements to slap big "FACT CHECK: FALSE" labels on real stories based on misleading technicalities.
Just stick to the truth. It's much worse.
Did they show the pics of fully-grown Trayvon flashing gang signs and dressed like a gangster, or the old pics of him when he was a child?
However, you're right: sensationalizing headlines is annoying, and right out of the Dem playbook.