digital footprint

Tyler Cherry, a newly promoted associate communications director at the White House, is addressing a wave of criticism regarding his past social media posts. The posts in question, which have recently resurfaced, include comparisons of police officers to "slave patrols" and expressions of support for anti-Israel activism.

The backlash intensified as these posts were brought to light, prompting Cherry to issue a public statement on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter). In his statement, Cherry acknowledged that the controversial posts were made when he was younger. . .