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Changes in social media doxxing policies by end of 2025
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Missouri•Andrew Bailey•Kansas City•Harrison Butker•Kansas City Chiefs•Catholic•Bailey•Missouri Human Rights Act
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Missouri AG Investigates Kansas City for Doxxing Chiefs' Kicker Harrison Butker Over Religious Beliefs
May 16, 2024, 10:43 PM
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has initiated an investigation into Kansas City for allegedly doxxing Harrison Butker, the kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, after he delivered a commencement speech promoting strong Catholic values on May 16. Bailey has accused Kansas City of violating human rights and has pledged to enforce the Missouri Human Rights Act to protect individuals from being targeted for their religious beliefs. The doxxing incident, which involved Kansas City's official X account, has sparked significant backlash, with Bailey demanding accountability and promising legal action against those responsible.
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