Social media platforms crack down on white

Social media platforms crack down on white nationalists and hate speech

Haaretz

Published 30 Jun 2020

Reddit banned a forum that supported President Donald Trump as part of a crackdown on hate speech, while YouTube banned several prominent white nationalist figures from its platform

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Social media platforms crack down on white nationalists and hate speech

Social media platforms crack down on white nationalists and hate speech

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