Twitter has suspended the account of a Canadian feminist after she criticized a transgender activist and posted comments such as “Women aren’t men.”
Twitter has suspended the account of a Canadian feminist after she criticized a transgender activist and posted comments such as “Women aren’t men.”
Meghan Murphy is a freelance writer and journalist who podcasts and writes about feminist issues. She was recently blocked from Twitter for questioning the validity of transgenderism.
Twitter changed its terms of services in late November to ban criticism of transgender people, although conservatives say the move squashes debate on the issue.
Twitter executives responded last week to allegations that they were “shadow banning” high-profile conservative politicians and leaders.
Chris Pratt, along with his Guardians of the Galaxy co-stars took to social media to comment on the firing of James Gunn.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey faced backlash over the weekend after he tweeted a screenshot of the savings he received from Chick Fil A on a mobile app. Dorsey simply posted “Boost @ChickFilA” with the screenshot.
Tuesday night, Danica Roem became the first openly transgender state legislator in US history.
Twitter has reportedly pulled a campaign ad off its platform that spoke about Planned Parenthood negatively.
Did you know that Monday, October 2nd was World Architecture Day? Probably not many people realized this, but one thing is sure: the people who run the Twitter accounts of several of the world’s cathedrals took it very seriously.
Are your snarky tweets, strongly worded Facebook posts, and online opinions tarnishing your own reputation as a Christ follower?
