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Kansas City to pay $900,000 over a Harrison Butker post: April Leonard, the social media manager wrongly blamed for the May 2024 X post, was harassed and forced into a hotel ...

Publicado por TheStreet · Estados Unidos hace 13 h

The city is moving to settle a lawsuit by a former social media manager after she was linked to a controversial post that sparked intense online backlash.

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Kansas City to pay $900,000 over a Harrison Butker post: April Leonard, the social media manager wrongly blamed for the May 2024 X post, was harassed and forced into a hotel ...

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Kansas City to pay $900,000 over a Harrison Butker post: April Leonard, the social media manager wrongly blamed for the May 2024 X post, was harassed and forced into a hotel ...

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