Censorship

He warned Stanford University students of surveillance and an unethical tech industry that claims “credit without accepting responsibility.”

YouTube is doing a horrible job supporting LGBTQ content creators while claiming that they’re an ally. Now Google employees are reportedly demanding the company remove pride branding from their social media accounts.

It’s especially troubling because many of its users live in China, a country with a bad LGBTQ rights record.

Similar laws have passed in 11 other states, but do they really help prevent human sex trafficking?

Tumblr, Facebook, Instagram and Scruff have all taken moves recently to censor gay men’s bodies.

The influential evangelist compared trans women to “men” using women’s restrooms.

LGBTQ advertisements on the service are being flagged and delisted under policies thwarting political ads, but many aren’t political in nature.

Republican Senator Marco Rubio was accosted at the Capitol yesterday by InfoWars host Alex Jones.

Homosexuality is illegal in Qatar where the government has the ability to revoke a publication’s license on a whim.

Hundreds of thousands used the Chinese platform to protest its ban on gay content.