Millions of Christians in the U.S. have had their phrase "Christ is King" adopted and weaponized by far-right individuals to attack those they hate, using coded language and emojis to spread hate speech on social media.
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‘Christ is King’ is being used by the extreme right. Here is the perfect response.
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CitrixNews Staff
Originally reported by The Hill
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