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No but I suspect that’s unlikely to be an apples to apples comparison.


It usually is. Reddit in particular banned a whole swathe of women-focused communities, and users who commented in them, where women were advocating for their rights regarding female-only spaces.

Outside of social media, there is a significant amount of institutional censorship on this topic, favoring male privilege over women's rights.


Which banned communities are you referring to? I can't recall any ban wave targeting anything other than content most would consider to be hateful or bullying.


r/gendercritical, r/menwinningwomenssport, r/truelesbians, r/actualwomen, r/terfisaslur, etc.


Ah so when you say "women-focused" community what you meant to say was "anti-trans" communities.

Those aren't communities I ever looked into but I can imagine the sort of content that got posted there, see my comment above about hateful or bullying content.


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I did, and you just wrote a pretty big lie.




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