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Not sure what constitutes "obscene matter?" Neither are the West Virginia Republicans who wrote a new bill seeking to prosecute educators for spreading it.
Why do Facebook and Twitter hold progressives to different standards?
The North Carolina Republican lieutenant governor and gubernatorial hopeful has a long record of making dehumanizing, transphobic and homophobic posts on social media. Donald Trump has called Robinson "better" than Martin Luther King Jr.
The letter, which was sent to the president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, attempts to use consumer protection laws to make it against the law to support puberty blockers.
The GLBT Historical Society, which posted the image, condemned the ban, which has now been reversed.
LGBTQ+ groups say the Republican lawmaker's videos violate the social media company's community standards.
Exploring the consequences of rolling back Instagram and Facebook’s content moderation policies.
Amazon, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, and Apple made the debut list.
The independent oversight board found that Meta's content moderation rules around breasts weren't trans and nonbinary-inclusive.
Facebook blamed a failure in language identification for the video passing censors and remaining online for five months.
Mark Zuckerberg's company allowed ads to be targeted toward people interested in "how to burn jews."
Another student says Fuller Theological Seminary violated federal law by expelling him over his marriage.
Justin Brown quit working for the Northern Cambria Public Library following a heated debate with the library board over the unilateral removal of Out, sparking discussions on censorship and representation in public libraries.
The minister got a 24-hour Facebook timeout for transphobic statements. Now, the social networking giant has apologized to him.
“Damn right, we ought to do it!” he declared.
It's not the first time for the far-right social media account known for its false claims.
Meta has guidelines to protect against anti-trans content. GLAAD says the company is ignoring them
The social media company has failed to protect LGBTQ+ users from bigoted harassment, GLAAD says.