How the online knitting world unraveled over Israel and Gaza
Even knitters aren't exempt from internet wars over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Even knitters aren't exempt from internet wars over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Pro player Marcello Margott posted a video showing paintball gun that had Nazi insignia
Redditors brought infamous subreddit r/holocaust back to life as a place for education about the Holocaust
Texas and Florida passed laws curtailing social media sites' ability to moderate. Will the Supreme Court strike them down?
A subreddit blackout is in progress, protesting site changes that could open the door to antisemitism and other forms of hate
The r/Kanye subreddit is no longer analyzing lyrics — it's educating about the dangers of Nazism
Social media sites with no limits on free expression have emboldened mass shooters and those who exploit minors to take their hate offline
While Facebook continues to struggle with Holocaust denial on its platform, policies implemented by YouTube and Reddit show that eliminating anti-Semitism on social media is still possible, a British think tank claimed in a report released last week. The document, from the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, tracked the frequency of the word “Holohoax” – a…
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