Chrissy Teigen has the perfect response to the fake Emma González 'Constitution' image

During the March for Our Lives rally in Washington, D.C., Emma González gave a heart-wrenching speech. She stood in silence, tears streaming down her face, for roughly six minutes and 20 seconds, the time it took Nikolas Cruz to kill 17 people and injure more than a dozen others at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., last month.

González was highly praised for her bravery and poise during the rally on Saturday. By Sunday, however, the teenager was the subject of internet hate stemming from a viral image on Twitter. The clip shows González, surrounded by three classmates, ripping apart what appears to be a copy of the U.S. Constitution. This led to angry, degrading responses from the far right on social media.

The image, shared thousands of times on social media, was fake. The real image was taken from Teen Vogue’s Twitter during its recent cover shoot with Parkland survivors. González is seen ripping apart a shooting target, not the Constitution.

Unfortunately, this isn’t the first or only cyberattack the Parkland students have faced since speaking out in favor of gun control. Marjory Stoneman Douglas senior David Hogg dispelled rumors from the far right that he was a crisis actor being paid to push an anti-gun message.

In addition to lies spread on social media, the students are also facing slander and threats. March for Our Lives organizer and Parkland student Cameron Kasky deactivated his Facebook account after receiving death threats from what he called “NRA cultists.”

The attacks on the students have been frequent and have spread quickly through social media, even after the storylines were proven false. After the altered image of González was dismissed as a fake, many people reacted to the lie, defending the high school student.

Chrissy Teigen summed up the internet attacks perfectly, with one word. It truly is exhausting for the Parkland shooting victims to be attacked on social media over and over again.

Teigen’s tweet generated hundreds of responses, mostly in favor of the model’s opinion of fake news.

González did not respond to the altered image.

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