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Red flags on display: Meme has celebs, others sharing warning signs

Red flags usually are used as warning signs in relationships and in life, but the emoji recently has become a means for people on Twitter to share objectionable actions. (AJC file photo)

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Red flags usually are used as warning signs in relationships and in life, but the emoji recently has become a means for people on Twitter to share objectionable actions. (AJC file photo)
By AJC staff
Updated Oct 14, 2021

Red flags usually are used as warning signs in relationships and in life, but the emoji recently has become a means for people on Twitter to share objectionable actions.

Celebrities, including Dionne Warwick and Dolly Parton, began offering their own “red flags” on Twitter, according to NJ.com.

Here is a look at some of the best on Twitter from celebrities, companies and others:

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