On Friday, Donald Trump took to Twitter to accuse the social media platform of censoring a video from his campaign:
The Trump campaign had made the same accusation of censorship earlier in the week, via Twitter:
The video, which was also removed from Facebook but can still be watched on YouTube, features clips and images from the protests against police brutality against African Americans in the wake of the death of George Floyd, with a speech by Trump playing in the background.
Alec Dent is a former culture editor and staff writer for The Dispatch.
