Pro-life organization Live Action is fighting back after Twitter banned the group from advertising, accusing Live Action of using Twitter’s platform to promote “sensitive content.”
A letter from Live Action’s attorneys accuses Twitter of blocking Live Action’s core pro-life content by claiming that the anti-abortion message is unscientific and “misleading.” Live Action alleges, according to The Washington Post, that “the social media platform wrongly applied its policies to censor advertisements that contain ultrasound images of fetuses, promote or link to its secret recordings, and oppose federal funding of Planned Parenthood.”
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