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. . . because discussing AmRen's cancelation might get you canceled.

Dissidents and conservatives aren't the only ones in this fight.

Why Laura Loomer’s primary victory matters.

A “white supremacist.”

A slow but steady awakening.

Joe Biden does as he is told.

Why are journalists going crazy about a conspiracy theory that teaches complacency?

Big Tech may be meddling in a congressional election.

"[T]he company is also creating a 'Diversity Advisory Council' to help inform its content enforcement standards."

Who is left to get purged?

We are fighting against what may be the worst crime in human history.

BitChute links are now banned.

We are no better.

Even Heather Mac Donald was censored on YouTube.

Black professor comes out for free speech.

He had over 53,000 followers.

Glenn Loury on the madness of 2020.

More evidence that there really is a blacklist.

Cancel culture comes for John Kass for daring to mention George Soros.

Mrs. Malkin was fresh of the receiving end of an antifa attack.

If cancel culture goes far enough it may cancel itself.

Two leftists on how the "woke mob" went mainstream.

Google: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Nice work if you can get it.

"The idea that the spirit of free speech can’t be squashed by private actors, by a culture or a crowd, is absurd."

Twitter and YouTube did as they were told.

Hannah Jones strikes back.

A strategic retreat we hope will pave the way for future success.

The paper's policies are set by the mob.

A liberal academic on attempts to get him fired.

Potentially exculpatory body cam footage will be available to the public at “a later date."

Steven Pinker had criticized cancel culture.

The usual places have given us the boot.

Lefties call for "robust and even caustic counter-speech from all quarters." Ha ha.

Censorship isn’t by any means new in America.

Police chief: "[W]e hope this will be something that others might consider doing as well."

A website with AmRen's entire video archive.

But it's fine to be black and proud.

The Grim Reaper could be coming.

Daily Mail gets a few things wrong.

Major purge also strikes other channels.

Is this the great purge of 2020?

Nor, many say quietly, worth saving.

It's where conservative go when they are banned from Twitter.

The left constantly purges its own. What happens when "the purged" reach a critical mass?

Patagonia, The North Face, and REI want Facebook to do more censorship.

Tech giants have been censoring AmRen for a long time.

Probably.

Censors and journalists don't know what memes are.

The white man at bay.

From VDARE to a sitting Senator.

Twitter says she violated the "Hateful Conduct Policy."

And Senate Republicans want to allow censored people to sue tech companies directly.

He understood too much about race and eugenics.

Star doesn't not seem to realize he is contradicting himself.

National Review denounces “cancel culture” while celebrating Steve King’s ouster.

Oscar-winning classic is gone with the wind.

Company made the mistake of letting people speak their minds without using their names.

Will President Trump do anything about it?

A career as a thought criminal.

The President is “fact-checked,” but racial incitement is fine.

“We’re here today to defend free speech from one of the greatest dangers.”

It's a new frontier in social media censorship.

The President has barked. Will he bite?

The years before his fateful meeting with Arthur Jensen.

Co-founder says website has gone lefty.

And why they will turn on Trump when he is gone.

Black TikTokers want only the accounts of "racists" taken down.

Website calls race-mixing women "traitors" and has a "toll paid" section.

The SPLC decides which non-profits benefit from the Amazon Smile program.

Social media companies must censor or face fines of up to four percent of global revenue.

At least for now, whites value it more than blacks or Hispanics.

Censoring classic texts may be "too broad and simplistic a solution."

The company has issued a "hateful memes challenge" with a $100,000 in reward.

The goal is to force social media companies "to more tightly police their services."