YouTube has been getting a lot of flak lately from LGBTQ creators calling the platform out on its discriminatory policies. Yesterday, the company responded by saying it would pull anti-LGBTQ ads from the platform. Happy Pride Month!
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YouTube Apologizes To LGBTQ+ Creators On Last Day Of Pride Month
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YouTube Takes Down Anti-LGBTQ Ad After Multiple Creator Complaints
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YouTube Draws More Flak From Queer Creators As Anti-LGBTQ+ Ads Appear On Videos
Creators like Elijah Daniel and Adelaine Morin have criticized YouTube for running ads from anti-LGBTQ sources on their videos.
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As Pride Month Begins, YouTube Faces Criticism For Allegedly Demonetizing The Word “Transgender”
A transgender YouTuber has taken issue with YouTube after seeing that his videos became demonetized after he included the word "trans" in the title.
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