Candace Owens Takes Financial Hit Over Transphobic YouTube Videos
While her bigotry may be legal, Candace Owens learned it isn’t free.
June 11, 2023
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While her bigotry may be legal, Candace Owens learned it isn’t free.
The National Women's Soccer League is calling out "hateful attacks" against Barbra Banda amid a trans panic ignited by NWSL player Elizabeth Eddy.
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GLAAD raised the alarm while Apple Music remains unchanged amid this hate speech controversy.
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The invite-only social media platform is free from Elon Musk's influence — and AOC endorsed.
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They and others violated the platform's policy against dangerous individuals and organizations, Facebook officials said.
Gervais, who has a past of anti-trans jokes, attempted to veil his tweets in satire but he stirred up the hateful masses just the same.
The column by Pamela Paul was published the day after activists and Times writers called the paper out for anti-trans bias.
LGBTQ+ groups say the Republican lawmaker's videos violate the social media company's community standards.
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Nearly 2,000 communities were purged as the company attempts to clean itself of offensive and hateful content.
Meta's Oversight Board allowed transphobic posts after executives warned they should be “treated carefully ... given the fraught political debate.”
An imprint of the publisher is giving $250,000 to a man Lambda Literary calls a "white supremacist" in a statement issued today.
After compiling a study on media in the Arab world, OutRight International is developing a training program to improve coverage of LGBT issues.