TikTok may be banned in the U.S. after Biden signs new law — Why?
What does a TikTok ban actually mean for users and creators? Here's what you need to know.
April 24, 2024
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What does a TikTok ban actually mean for users and creators? Here's what you need to know.
LGBTQ+ TikTokers are warning that a ban on the app would have a "disproportionate effect on the queer community."
It's not the first time for the far-right social media account known for its false claims.
Images of Pride celebrations and couples holding hands were censored in Turkey and other nations, The Guardian reports.
Chaya Raichik, who runs the account, claims to just hold up a mirror to the LGBTQ+ community in an effort to protect kids from “indoctrination.”
It looks like the right-wing anti-LGBTQ+ extremist lacks exposure to simple Broadway culture.
Out farmer Taylor Blake announced that her farm had an outbreak of avian flu.
The video has been seen more than 480,000 times.
After years of calls for harassment protection for its queer and trans users, TikTok is banning misgendering, deadnaming, misogyny, and conversion therapy content on the popular video-sharing app.
The platform announced an update to how it will enforce its community guidelines against anti-LGBTQ+ and other hateful content.
The company admitted to restricting several terms.
Terryon Thomas aka Mr. Prada is accused of murdering William Abraham.
The hotel chain is on the list of Equality 100 Awards recipients, but a Southern California property is scheduled to host anti-LGBTQ+ extremists.
The Advocate spoke with viral TikTok star Leo Macallan on transitioning, masculinity, and just being yourself.
The two have been married since last year.
One man says he is "scared" for his boyfriend who remains in jail.
She has over 10 million followers, is a recording artist and an advocate for body positivity, and she's only just begun
The chief operating officer said they were inspired to reflect on their gender thanks to discussions with their children.
A viral TikTok from teacher Jacob Ryan Carlew features a PowerPoint made by a student that delves into sexualities with the help of popular breakfast cereals.
Experts have correlated it to an increase in hateful rhetoric.