Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Appears To Get Hacked, Tweets Offensive Posts About Black People

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey appeared to have been hacked Friday afternoon with his account posting offensive tweets insulting African-Americans.

“Fuck NIGGERS,” a tweet from his account states. Dorsey’s profile also stated: “Fuck Voku black shit.” (RELATED: Twitter Lays Groundwork For Potentially Down Ranking Some Of Trump’s Tweets)

Dorsey’s account has tweeted roughly 18 tweets that appear to be suspicious, including a retweet of a person who tweeted: “James Charles got some nice booty.” There are eyeballs where the “o’s” should be. The account also wrote that “Intel is there’s a bomb at Twitter HQ.”

The tweets were erased shortly after they were published.

Screencaps of tweets from Jack Dorsey’s Twitter account

Conservatives and others have dinged Twitter in the past for supposed bias against conservatives. The company announced in June that it would begin labeling and down ranking politicians’ most vitriolic tweets, a move that could affect how President Donald Trump promotes his message.

The new label applies to all verified political candidates and officials with more than 100,000 followers, Twitter noted in a blog post. Users who want to view flagged content must click on a screen that says Twitter’s rules against abusive behavior apply to the tweet.

Twitter directed the Daily Caller News Foundation to an official tweet when asked for comment.

We’re aware that @jack was compromised and investigating what happened.

— Twitter Comms (@TwitterComms) August 30, 2019

Twitter later announced that the company had re-secured the @jack account.

The account is now secure, and there is no indication that Twitter’s systems have been compromised.

— Twitter Comms (@TwitterComms) August 30, 2019

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