This week, Twitter and Pinterest woke up and said to each other, “It seems like a lot of pro-lifers, Christians, Republicans, and conservatives think we censor their views. We need to work really hard to change that perception.”
Then they drew up a list of ways they could do that. Then they decided not to do that, after getting distracted virtue signaling about Pride Month. Then they burned the list.
Then they flagged Kristan Hawkins, the president of Students for Life of America, for “potentially sensitive content”, meaning her posts were hidden behind a wall, and users would have to click to see them, limiting reach.
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Then they barred Live Action from Pinterest.
Then they fired the whistleblower who exposed the bias.
Then, they limited Project Veritas’ reach on Twitter.
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Originally printed at Students for Life on 6/13/2019.