Racist Facebook comments appear on billboards near users' homes
By Jennifer Earl CBS News December 1, 2015, 2:39 PM
[IMAGE] According to Racismo Virtual, the comment translates to: "If she bathed properly, she wouldn't get that grimy."
Racismo Virtual
It's time Internet trolls learned a lesson: your words cause harm.
At least, that's what the nonprofit group Criola, an organization in Brazil that works to defend black women's rights, is trying to teach social media users.
To prove their point, the group created the "Virtual Racism, Real Consequences" campaign, partnering with billboard media companies to plaster people's racist Facebook comments on signs near their homes.
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