Young fans tuned in to the MTV Movie Awards last night for another dose of celebrity vapidity. Awards included “Shirtless moment,” “Best kiss,” “Best fight,” and “Scared (crazy) moment.” But a new generation of truth-tellers living in the, ahem, real world decided to use the night’s festivities as a teachable moment.

They hijacked the #mtvmovieawards hashtag to keep the Kermit Gosnell horror story on the national radar screen and to school the uninformed.

https://twitter.com/gopfirecracker/status/323628416995823617

https://twitter.com/FastEddie517/status/323638313305120768

https://twitter.com/amylutz4/status/323634928862494720

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https://twitter.com/amylutz4/status/323630883997372416

https://twitter.com/CoFemale/status/323658864249696256

https://twitter.com/Shelly_Bl/status/323629154589356033

https://twitter.com/ItsSpencerBrown/status/323624407501271040

https://twitter.com/gsainer/status/323636544336433152

https://twitter.com/AnAmazement/status/323639433305935872

https://twitter.com/Tyler_McNally/status/323633976940044289

https://twitter.com/TheMorningSpew/status/323629602167726080

https://twitter.com/graber429/status/323632700449779714

https://twitter.com/BlackDove3/status/323644544153432064

https://twitter.com/amylutz4/status/323645687696871425

https://twitter.com/ItsSpencerBrown/status/323634370999107585

Kudos! Keep showing ’em how narrative-reshaping is done.

https://twitter.com/gsainer/status/323636544336433152