Center for Countering Digital Hate
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November 26, 2025 at 3:25 AM
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Online hate can lead to offline violence. Hate-for-profit must be urgently stopped:
☑️ Meta must establish & enforce policies that curb harmful content
☑️ E-commerce platforms must enforce their own rules
☑️ Policymakers must demand transparency & accountability from Meta & e-commerce companies
☑️ Meta must establish & enforce policies that curb harmful content
☑️ E-commerce platforms must enforce their own rules
☑️ Policymakers must demand transparency & accountability from Meta & e-commerce companies
November 25, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Online hate can lead to offline violence. Hate-for-profit must be urgently stopped:
☑️ Meta must establish & enforce policies that curb harmful content
☑️ E-commerce platforms must enforce their own rules
☑️ Policymakers must demand transparency & accountability from Meta & e-commerce companies
☑️ Meta must establish & enforce policies that curb harmful content
☑️ E-commerce platforms must enforce their own rules
☑️ Policymakers must demand transparency & accountability from Meta & e-commerce companies
💸 Online hate merch is a lucrative business for platforms, e-commerce, and hateful users.
One Instagram account selling hate merch claims to have made 300,000 orders, generating an estimated $839K.
One Instagram account selling hate merch claims to have made 300,000 orders, generating an estimated $839K.
November 25, 2025 at 11:23 AM
💸 Online hate merch is a lucrative business for platforms, e-commerce, and hateful users.
One Instagram account selling hate merch claims to have made 300,000 orders, generating an estimated $839K.
One Instagram account selling hate merch claims to have made 300,000 orders, generating an estimated $839K.
And that’s not all... e-commerce platforms that link their storefronts on Instagram are also enabling the sale of hateful content.
Instagram links users directly to e-commerce sites, where hateful merchandise is sold despite these platforms’ explicit bans on such content.
Learn more ⤵️
Instagram links users directly to e-commerce sites, where hateful merchandise is sold despite these platforms’ explicit bans on such content.
Learn more ⤵️
Hate for Sale — Center for Countering Digital Hate | CCDH
CCDH’s new research with JFNA shows that racist and antisemitic hate shops are being promoted on Instagram.
counterhate.com
November 25, 2025 at 11:23 AM
And that’s not all... e-commerce platforms that link their storefronts on Instagram are also enabling the sale of hateful content.
Instagram links users directly to e-commerce sites, where hateful merchandise is sold despite these platforms’ explicit bans on such content.
Learn more ⤵️
Instagram links users directly to e-commerce sites, where hateful merchandise is sold despite these platforms’ explicit bans on such content.
Learn more ⤵️
Hateful viral posts on these accounts include:
❌ Describing Jewish people as the “root of all problems”
❌ Calling for black people to go “back to the field”
❌ Racist references about the death of George Floyd
These posts were allowed, despite clearly violating Meta’s own hate speech policies.
❌ Describing Jewish people as the “root of all problems”
❌ Calling for black people to go “back to the field”
❌ Racist references about the death of George Floyd
These posts were allowed, despite clearly violating Meta’s own hate speech policies.
November 25, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Hateful viral posts on these accounts include:
❌ Describing Jewish people as the “root of all problems”
❌ Calling for black people to go “back to the field”
❌ Racist references about the death of George Floyd
These posts were allowed, despite clearly violating Meta’s own hate speech policies.
❌ Describing Jewish people as the “root of all problems”
❌ Calling for black people to go “back to the field”
❌ Racist references about the death of George Floyd
These posts were allowed, despite clearly violating Meta’s own hate speech policies.
Earlier this year, Meta rolled back its content moderation policies allowing more harmful content on the platform.
❌ In the first 6 months after these changes, the viewership of 6 of the 11 hateful accounts rose from 220 million to 826 million users.
❌ In the first 6 months after these changes, the viewership of 6 of the 11 hateful accounts rose from 220 million to 826 million users.
November 25, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Earlier this year, Meta rolled back its content moderation policies allowing more harmful content on the platform.
❌ In the first 6 months after these changes, the viewership of 6 of the 11 hateful accounts rose from 220 million to 826 million users.
❌ In the first 6 months after these changes, the viewership of 6 of the 11 hateful accounts rose from 220 million to 826 million users.
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Listen to their discussion about the perilous new free speech moment here: youtu.be/49rqCoB9L98?...
Listen to their discussion about the perilous new free speech moment here: youtu.be/49rqCoB9L98?...
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November 21, 2025 at 9:59 PM
Thank you to @jameeljaffer.bsky.social, @imranahmed.bsky.social, and @klonick.bsky.social for joining us at #AttnGovernOrBeGoverned.
Listen to their discussion about the perilous new free speech moment here: youtu.be/49rqCoB9L98?...
Listen to their discussion about the perilous new free speech moment here: youtu.be/49rqCoB9L98?...
And that’s not all... e-commerce platforms that link their storefronts on Instagram are also enabling the sale of hateful content.
Instagram links users directly to e-commerce sites, where hateful merchandise is sold despite these platforms’ explicit bans on such content.
Read our report ⤵️
Instagram links users directly to e-commerce sites, where hateful merchandise is sold despite these platforms’ explicit bans on such content.
Read our report ⤵️
Hate for Sale — Center for Countering Digital Hate | CCDH
CCDH’s new research with JFNA shows that racist and antisemitic hate shops are being promoted on Instagram.
counterhate.com
November 24, 2025 at 3:44 PM
And that’s not all... e-commerce platforms that link their storefronts on Instagram are also enabling the sale of hateful content.
Instagram links users directly to e-commerce sites, where hateful merchandise is sold despite these platforms’ explicit bans on such content.
Read our report ⤵️
Instagram links users directly to e-commerce sites, where hateful merchandise is sold despite these platforms’ explicit bans on such content.
Read our report ⤵️
Hateful viral posts on these accounts include:
❌ Describing Jewish people as the “root of all problems”
❌ Calling for black people to go “back to the field”
❌ Racist references about the death of George Floyd
These posts were allowed, despite clearly violating Meta’s own hate speech policies.
❌ Describing Jewish people as the “root of all problems”
❌ Calling for black people to go “back to the field”
❌ Racist references about the death of George Floyd
These posts were allowed, despite clearly violating Meta’s own hate speech policies.
November 24, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Hateful viral posts on these accounts include:
❌ Describing Jewish people as the “root of all problems”
❌ Calling for black people to go “back to the field”
❌ Racist references about the death of George Floyd
These posts were allowed, despite clearly violating Meta’s own hate speech policies.
❌ Describing Jewish people as the “root of all problems”
❌ Calling for black people to go “back to the field”
❌ Racist references about the death of George Floyd
These posts were allowed, despite clearly violating Meta’s own hate speech policies.
Earlier this year, Meta rolled back its content moderation policies allowing more harmful content on the platform.
❌ In the first 6 months after these changes, the viewership of 6 of the 11 hateful accounts rose from 220 million to 826 million users.
❌ In the first 6 months after these changes, the viewership of 6 of the 11 hateful accounts rose from 220 million to 826 million users.
November 24, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Earlier this year, Meta rolled back its content moderation policies allowing more harmful content on the platform.
❌ In the first 6 months after these changes, the viewership of 6 of the 11 hateful accounts rose from 220 million to 826 million users.
❌ In the first 6 months after these changes, the viewership of 6 of the 11 hateful accounts rose from 220 million to 826 million users.