Journalist Alisha Grauso’s tweets on independence day that went viral have made her get “ra*e and death” threats. After getting the threats, Alisha expressed her situation where her tweets were being put up online in a manner she didn’t believe she tweeted. But what was the tweet all about by Alisha Grauso?
Read ahead to know more about Alisha Grauso and her tweets that got hate comments.
Who is Alisha Grauso?
Alisha Grauso is a journalist who is known for her work in Screenrant where she serves as an editor. She took her education from the Indiana University of Penn. She did her graduation with a degree in Bachelor of Arts. However, she has been working since 2011.
She was previously a professor who then began writing for several known media houses. Yet, recently a tweet of her made a lot of buzzes which came after the Roe vs Wade verdict. In fact, she has been getting a lot of comments for it and threats as well.
Alisha Grauso gets ra*e and death threats
One of the most highlighted news these days around the world has been the Roe vs Wade verdict. This verdict came in the month of June and is concerned with abortion. Well, this has got a reaction from several in the United States. After the verdict though, Alisha made a tweet on the celebration of Independence Day.
But now it seems that her tweet hasn’t gone well with some. After her tweet, FOX News put that online and it took a different turn afterward. In fact, post her tweet she has been getting ra*e and death threats. Not to miss, she even mentioned the threats on social media later.
Alisha Grauso reaction on ra*e and death threats
While the tweet of Independence day celebration by Alisha Grauso asked Americans whether they wanted to celebrate Independence day or not. It was Fox News was who put that tweet of Alisha online.
Following this, she started getting ra*e and death threats. Now, Alisha after the threats has tweeted again about how she has been facing harassment for 36 hours. She also said about death and ra*e threats for her tweet that wasn’t literal and was out online to create an unstable state.