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From the article linked within, where 'Lil B' sent Vice News the posts that led to his ban: > In a phone interview, Facebook spokesperson Ruchika Budhraja defe
by alehul 9y ago
From the article linked within, where 'Lil B' sent Vice News the posts that led to his ban:
> In a phone interview, Facebook spokesperson Ruchika Budhraja defended the company's decision. "I think if you were to change 'white' to something else, like 'black people are the problem, they're so violent'—if you just took a step back and replaced it with anything else, those are the type of things that our hate speech policies are intended to capture and they apply equally to all races," Budhraja said. "They are race-neutral."