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• Kingsley Returns To YouTube After Yearlong Absence, Says #YouTubeBlack “Changed My Life”
• Firefighters Used YouTube Videos To Rescue Ducklings Trapped In Storm Drain

  Need more proof of YouTube's myriad beautiful use cases? When firefighters in Littleton, Colo. were called to rescue four frightened ducklings trapped in a storm drain pipe, they initially had a tough time luring them out, reports ABC News.

  
• The Fitness Marshall Is Using His Booty-Poppin’ Dance Routines To Raise $25,000+ For The Trevor Project

  YouTube creators have made this year’s Pride Month an especially festive one. Longtime top creators Eugene Lee Yang and Dan Howell posted moving coming out videos, Elijah Daniel rented and named a town Gay Hell to protest the Trump administration, and dozens of creators are using the platform’s charity tools to raise funds for vital 24-hour suicide prevention organizations like The Trevor Project and Trans Lifeline.

  
• Connor Franta, Alexis G. Zall, Ben J. Pierce To Appear In YouTube Pride Doc ‘Stonewall Outloud’ (Trailer)

  YouTube kicked off LGBTQ+ Pride Month in the throes of an explosive scandal, amid calls to remove right-wing commentator Steven Crowder from its platform, after he was discovered to have extensively harassed Vox journalist Carlos Maza about his sexuality (and also promoted a T-shirt line emblazoned with the slogan ‘Socialism Is For F*gs).

  
• YouTuber JacksFilms Accuses ‘Fortnite’ Of Stealing, Selling His Deep Dab
• YouTube Reportedly In Late Stages Of Federal Investigation For Violating Children’s Privacy Laws
• YouTuber Elijah Daniel Rents, Renames Michigan Town “Gay Hell” In Protest Of Trump
• YouTube Considering Moving All Children’s Content To ‘Kids’ App As Sundar Pichai Becomes More Involved In Day-To-Day Decision-Making (Report)
• Top 50 Most Viewed U.S. YouTube Channels • Week Of 6/16/2019
• YouTube Teams With Universal Music To Remaster Hundreds Of Iconic Music Videos
• Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 6/16/2019
• YouTube’s Kirsten Dunst Series ‘On Becoming A God In Central Florida’ Moves To Showtime