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I can. Before he owned twitter, if someone called me the n-word or other racial slurs, action was taken. Now when that happens and I report it, they reply to te
by blactuary 2y ago
I can. Before he owned twitter, if someone called me the n-word or other racial slurs, action was taken. Now when that happens and I report it, they reply to tell me no rules were broken
- vessenes 2y agoI'm sorry to hear you're called slurs. They seem endemic for my kid as well as soon as you move out of ultra progressive areas; as a white parent of a black kid, it's disheartening and eye opening to find out just how racist some families are, and how immensely wide spread it is. That said, I don't think this qualifies as newly minted removal of speech. It is the allowance of speech that was formerly removed.
- blactuary 2y agoHe does not allow the use of the word cisgender, in any context, for one
- vessenes 2y agoYep, this was mentioned elsewhere in this thread, and it's the only example I've heard of. Like I said elsewhere, seems performative to me.
- dragonwriter 2y agoThis is so vigorous that the standalone term "cis", is frequently targeted for visibility reduction even when used outside of the context of gender.