Following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a far-right online campaign is underway to get those who criticized him fired from their jobs. A website, "Expose Charlie's Murderers," claims over 30,000 social media profiles have been collected. Activists like Laura Loomer and Scott Presler are encouraging the targeting of critics' employers, resulting in reported firings at MSNBC and several universities. While some targets are fighting back, the campaign highlights the volatile intersection of online speech and real-world consequences.

Prepared by Lauren Mitchell and reviewed by editorial team.