Snapchat’s Juneteenth filter prompts users to smile to break chains
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In its latest filter blunder, Snapchat has debuted a Juneteenth filter that allows users to “smile and break the chains.” The filter was panned by critics on Friday morning for its tone deafness.
Atlanta-based digital strategist Mark S. Luckie demonstrated the filter on Twitter, calling it “interesting.” The filter shows what appears to be an approximation of the Pan-African flag, and prompts the user to smile — a common trigger for animated Snapchat filters — causing chains to appear and then break behind the user.
This SnapChat #Juneteenth filter is...um...interesting.
— Mark S. Luckie (@marksluckie) June 19, 2020
Smile to break the chains? Okay then. pic.twitter.com/Wyob3kT3ew
Juneteenth is the anniversary of the day in 1865 when...
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