- "We have strict policies prohibiting hate speech on YouTube, and terminate any channel that repeatedly or egregiously violates those policies," a YouTube spokesperson said in a statement.
- YouTube has faced criticism for what the independent research organization Data and Society called its "broadcasting" of "propaganda to young viewers."
- The news comes the same day as Twitch suspended President Donald Trump's channel for violating "hateful conduct" policies and Reddit banned the group r/The_Donald, among others, for hate speech.
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On Monday, YouTube announced the bans of many popular white supremacists, including David Duke, Richard Spencer, and Stefan Molyneux.
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