by Victoria Ho | May 23, 2025 | Censorship, Victoria Ho
Samsui women are historical figures in Singapore, but this artwork by Singapore-based American artist Sean Dunston became a controversial piece because it was “offensive” and for other reasons. He completed this in April without prior approval, and the...
by Emily Shenton | May 23, 2025 | Censorship, Emily Shenton
“[Wearing the hijab] is such a powerful choice at a young age, people would say things like towel head, or Osama’s daughter, but It really sends a message,” says Maheen Haq. Maheen is a civil rights litigator based in Washington DC, she grew up in Hagerstown, a...
by Darlynn Nab | May 23, 2025 | Censorship, Darlynn Nab
After two years of being a survivor of the trauma of being assaulted, Josephine Walker felt ready to speak. She opened TikTok and recorded a video about what had happened to her when she was 19. She called it what it was. Rape. Within hours, her video was...
by Isobelle Castro | May 23, 2025 | Censorship, Isobelle Castro
The ad wasn’t graphic. It had no sign of nudity. There were only pink visuals, a calm voiceover, and a message to girls about a women’s vaginal dryness. But for Facebook/Meta’s content moderation team, that was enough to label it “adult content” and take it down...
by Victoria Ho | May 23, 2025 | Censorship, Victoria Ho
Karmageddon rips through the carefully constructed facade of order, exposing the rot of political division, media manipulation, corporate greed, and collective apathy. For Iyah May, a qualified medical doctor who witnessed humanity’s fragility on the COVID-19...
