Hot topics on Twitter for the week of April 26 through May 2 include :
#marriageequality
As we previously reported, the Supreme Court is in the process of deciding whether or not gay marriage is a constitutional right. If they decide in favor, then states that still maintain same-sex marriage bans would be required to lift the bans and legally recognize same-sex marriages.
Big day for #marriagequality in the supreme court. But there's still a long road ahead. #LoveMustWin #EqualityForAll
— Emmy Rossum (@emmyrossum) April 28, 2015
#NepalEarthquake and #NepalQuakeRelief
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Nepal on April 25, 2015 sparked worldwide discussion and concern for the inhabitants as well as tourists. Followed by two shockwaves measuring above a magnitude of 6.0 and triggering a deadly avalanche on Mt. Everest, the Nepal earthquake caused a death toll exceeding 3,700.
#NepalQuakeRelief Hashtag to the rescue http://t.co/Co8Zafsgoh pic.twitter.com/v39J3QPDo0
— Times of India (@timesofindia) May 3, 2015
#MayPac
The whole week has seen the #MayPac hashtag, leading up to last night’s boxing match between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao, which was referred to as the “fight of the century.” Most were not impressed by the actual fight, but that has led to #MacPac comments leading the way today.
The #MayPac fight in photos: http://t.co/yu7nilXUDw pic.twitter.com/NsWbbKfGf8
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) May 3, 2015
#NFLDraft
Over the past three days the 2015 NFL draft has taken place. It is a huge yearly event for football enthusiasts. Predictions were made, picks commented on, and results shared.
Not bad RT @NFLprguy: Announcing attendance of 200,000 people over 3 days for #nfldraft inside the Theatre, Selection Square & #DraftTown
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) May 3, 2015
#TBT
#TBT also known as “Throwback Thursday” turned three this year, if you go by the popular usage of the hashtag. It gained prominence in February 2012, and is still going strong.
This baby is the most popular #TBT of all time: http://t.co/9LdFxl8IV9 pic.twitter.com/dCyeV5DKES
— ELLE Magazine (US) (@ELLEmagazine) May 3, 2015
#Baltimore and #FreddieGray
Many people had comments to share after rioting broke out Monday night in Baltimore, with the death of Freddie Gray as the reason. As we previously reported, Freddie Gray, a young black man, died as a result of a spinal injury gained during his arrest.
So... the #Baltimore curfew was lifted the day after white allies started getting arrested, huh? What a coincidence.
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