Coverage dated July 12, 2022
LGBTQ harassment, slurs abound on social media, report says Headline from WISH-TV Indianapolis
WASHINGTON (AP) — Social media platforms including Facebook and TikTok are failing […]
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NBC News
Social media platforms aren't doing enough to keep LGBTQ people safe, group says ↗ (opens NBC News) Published Jul 12, 2022
NBC News's feed description Advocacy group GLAAD gave Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube failing grades for keeping LGBTQ users safe amid an unprecedented wave of online hate.
WISH-TV Indianapolis
LGBTQ harassment, slurs abound on social media, report says ↗ (opens WISH-TV Indianapolis) Published Jul 12, 2022
Same headline from 10 more outlets WISH-TV Indianapolis's feed description WASHINGTON (AP) — Social media platforms including Facebook and TikTok are failing […]
Advocate
GLAAD: Social Media Platforms Are Failing to Keep LGBTQ+ Users Safe ↗ (opens Advocate) Published Jul 12, 2022
Advocate's feed description GLAAD's second annual Social Media Safety index finds five major platforms wanting.
Foxla
Social media platforms failing to stop hate, threats against LGBTQ users, report says ↗ (opens Foxla) Published Jul 12, 2022
Same headline from 8 more outlets Foxla's feed description The GLAAD report says that instead of protecting LGBTQ users, the companies are safeguarding information about how they respond to those attacks.
PBS NewsHour
Social media platforms fail to stop LGBTQ hate speech, according to GLAAD report ↗ (opens PBS NewsHour) Published Jul 12, 2022
PBS NewsHour's feed description A new report says social media platforms including Facebook and TikTok are failing to stop hate and threats against LGBTQ users.
Courthouse News Service
LGBTQ harassment, slurs abound on social media, GLAAD report says ↗ (opens Courthouse News Service) Published Jul 12, 2022
Courthouse News Service's feed description Instead of protecting their users, GLAAD says in the report, tech companies are safeguarding information about how they respond to attacks.
Forbes
Report: These 5 Social Media Platforms Fail To Keep LGBTQ+ Users Safe ↗ (opens Forbes) Published Jul 12, 2022
Forbes's feed description TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook all scored below .500 on a new scorecard of social media safety for LGBTQ+ users.
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