White House To Be Renamed After ‘All Buildings Matter’ Movement Gains Traction
WASHINGTON DC — In an effort to curb colored preferences among historical buildings, the White House is looking at being the first landmark to be renamed.
While officials are miffed why this is a thing, pressure from social media has forced them to tackle this newly formed issue.
What initially started as a joke post on Twitter by a Sam Monella, quickly became the backbone of a formative movement towards renaming historical landmarks with colors in their names.
His social media campaign took to Twitter where he created and helped trend the hashtag “#allbuildingsmatter” where others quickly liked and retweeted in an effort to build momentum.
Thankfully, Monella’s self lead social media campaign is centered around one thing only; which is, changing the landmarks in name only and not changing the physical appearances.
While the movement is still in it’s infancy, Monella hopes people understand this was all a joke and hopes no houses are hurt in the renaming process; if it takes place.
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