Holocaust denial is a dangerous form of antisemitism that is growing rapidly online. In the fight against online antisemitism, if you see it, #ReportIt!
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Despite their stated commitments to cracking down on hate speech, social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok have yet to take the necessary action to remove antisemitic content from their platforms. In 2021, antisemitic content was posted online 3.5 million times which includes everything from Jewish conspiracy theories and threats against the Jewish people, to Holocaust denial.
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Online antisemitic content is directly correlated with offline antisemitic violence. Help us stop the spread of online antisemitism by reporting hateful content.
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Antisemitic content is rarely removed by social media companies even though most have stated their commitment to crack down on hateful content. Help us send a strong message that antisemitic content will not be tolerated. If you see it, #ReportIt! 🤳
https://reportit.combatantisemitism.org/
Most people don’t fact check information they read online. So when someone who’s unfamiliar with the topic of the Holocaust comes across false information about it, chances are pretty high they will take it at face value. In the fight against online antisemitism, if you see it, #ReportIt!
https://reportit.combatantisemitism.org/
@CombatAntisemitism @Fighting_Online_Antisemitism
Antisemitic content is rarely removed by social media companies even though most have stated their commitment to crack down on hateful content. Help us send a strong message that antisemitic content will not be tolerated. If you see it, #ReportIt! 🤳
https://reportit.combatantisemitism.org/
@CombatAntisemitism @Fighting_Online_Antisemitism
Most people don’t fact check information they read online. So when someone who’s unfamiliar with the topic of the Holocaust comes across false information about it, chances are pretty high they will take it at face value. In the fight against online antisemitism, if you see it, #ReportIt!
https://reportit.combatantisemitism.org/
Online antisemitic content is directly correlated with offline antisemitic violence. Help us stop the spread of online antisemitism by reporting hateful content.
https://reportit.combatantisemitism.org/
#ReportIt
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