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QAnon’s ‘SaveOurChildren’ Slogan Has Long Anti-LGBT History

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10/21/2020

Model and cookbook author Chrissy Teigen recently shared the devastating news with her social media followers: she and her husband, singer John Legend, had lost their child halfway through her pregnancy. She shared heartbreaking black-and-white photos of the couple at the hospital, including her clutching a tiny blanket bundle holding their son, who they named Jack. Most of the comments were of condolences and heartbreak, including women sharing their own experience with miscarriage and stillbirth. But there were the haters: “Doesn’t change the fact that you’re [devil emoji]. God doesn’t like what you’ve done.” “It’s called karma. Bad things happen to bad people.” “Look at it this way you can eat him now.” “What a joke. After everything you were accused of. You thought you’d be blessed with another soul.”

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