reddit additionally banned 2,000 subreddits on Monday.
YouTube on Monday terminated channels belonging to high-profile white supremacists Stefan Molyneux, Richard Spencer and David Duke, as major social media sites move more aggressively to tackle hateful content on their platforms following years of criticism.... [+]
Also included in Monday's bannings were Spencer's National Policy Institute and accounts connected to American Renaissance, another white nationalist group, according toIt follows YouTube's June 24 ban of Gavin McInnes, the leader of the violent alt-right Proud Boys group as well as a cofounder of Vice.
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