A YouTube livestream of a congressional hearing about white nationalism and online hate speech Tuesday was overrun with racist and anti-Semitic comments, illustrating the enormity of the giant video-hosting site's inability to address organized hate on the platform. The incident was another example of how much more YouTube has to do. Among the advertisers that...
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April 12, 2019
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