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(JNS) Ron Machol - It is refreshing to learn that the largest social-media companies have policies against hate speech on their popular platforms, and have taken it upon themselves to remove anti-LGBTQ, anti-Black and Islamophobic content when they become aware of it. Will they remove discriminatory and hateful anti-Semitic speech as well? As the frequency and levels of violence of anti-Semitic acts soar in the U.S. and throughout the world, we expect that social-media companies will do their part to remove this dangerous content from their platforms of their own volition. The writer is the COO of Zachor Legal Institute, using the law to combat anti-Semitism.2020-06-22 00:00:00Full Article
Will Social Media Companies Monitor Anti-Semitic Hate Content?
(JNS) Ron Machol - It is refreshing to learn that the largest social-media companies have policies against hate speech on their popular platforms, and have taken it upon themselves to remove anti-LGBTQ, anti-Black and Islamophobic content when they become aware of it. Will they remove discriminatory and hateful anti-Semitic speech as well? As the frequency and levels of violence of anti-Semitic acts soar in the U.S. and throughout the world, we expect that social-media companies will do their part to remove this dangerous content from their platforms of their own volition. The writer is the COO of Zachor Legal Institute, using the law to combat anti-Semitism.2020-06-22 00:00:00Full Article
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