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USA Today “race and inclusion editor” claims she’s a victim after being fired for saying the Syrian Colorado shooter was “angry white man”
She blamed “alt-right Twitter” and Sean Hannity for her firing.
Mentions of H&M disappear on Chinese apps after statement on forced labor camps goes viral
An old statement resurfaced and went viral.
Pro-liberty Skidmore students blocked from creating a club after “cancel mob” organized against them
Young Americans for Liberty has been barred.
Unlike other states, Florida says no to vaccine passports
The invasive digital passes have been a controversial proposal in many countries around the world.
NBC streaming service Peacock is working to censor WWE archives
It’s not yet known how much material will be memory-holed.
Dan Bongino blasts Facebook’s “fact-checkers” for unfairly targeting his posts
Bongino and his team say the fact checks have throttled their reach and revenue.
Rock climber’s open data project in jeopardy after false copyright claims
More copyright claims as censorship.
David Kurten censored from Assembly when Mayor Sadiq Khan refuses to answer question on trans ideology
Kurten suggests his intent is to obtain answers to questions that many people are genuinely interested in.
Parler says it tipped off the feds and still got scapegoated
The media and Big Tech did their best to call for Parler to be banned.
Professor sues after losing job over Trump supporter “psychosis” claim
Lee alleges her First Amendment rights were violated.
British teacher who showed students cartoons of Mohammed is in hiding after outrage protests form
Fears over the incident are heightened after last year’s murder of a teacher in France.