New Yorker writer faces backlash and deletes social media after anti-white posts resurface, while Ella Emhoff expresses climate anxiety concerns through plastic bag posts. Australian doctor pushed out as chair of medical insurer board over social media posts on Gaza war sparks concerns.

In a world where social media is a prominent platform for sharing thoughts and opinions, public figures are facing backlash and consequences for their posts. From anti-white remarks leading to the deletion of accounts to climate anxiety concerns shared through pictures with plastic bags, the impact of social media posts is undeniable.

The recent controversy surrounding an Australian doctor being pushed out as the chair of a medical insurer board due to social media posts regarding the Gaza war has sparked concerns about freedom of speech. With the power to reach a wide audience, social media posts can have lasting effects on one's reputation and career.

As the debate over the consequences of social media posts continues, public figures are reminded to carefully consider the impact of their words and actions on these platforms. The line between personal expression and professional repercussions is becoming increasingly blurred in the age of social media.