Social Media: Graphic Promotes Checking the Receipts
Social Media: Graphic Promotes Checking the Receipts
Date posted:
August 16, 2022
Last reviewed:
November 21, 2023
The Center for Black Health & Equity
Graphic for social media encourages "reading upstream" to determine the source of information to decide whether it is trustworthy. Sample language for a social media post: "Is there misinformation on your timeline? Take the #TruthCheck training and learn to follow the receipts at www.thetruthcheck.org." More information about the Truth Check campaign and training to spot misinformation is available at TheTruthCheck.org | The Center for Black Health & Equity.
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