However, in the subsequent days, we saw the widespread harm to the YouTube community resulting from the ongoing pattern of egregious behavior, took a deeper look, and made the decision to suspend monetization. "In the case of Crowder’s channel, a thorough review over the weekend found that individually, the flagged videos did not violate our Community Guidelines. In a lengthy statement Wednesday, YouTube's head of communications, Chris Dale, explained the company's decision and said the site is "taking a harder look at harassment." Dale wrote that when it comes to its policies surrounding harassment and hate speech, YouTube looks at the "entire video" and whether "the primary purpose of the video is hate or harassment," adding that it removes such videos.īut, Dale wrote, "To be clear, using racial, homophobic, or sexist epithets on their own would not necessarily violate either of these policies."
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The video went viral, and YouTube responded.Ĭrowder's channel was removed from the YouTube Partner Program, a YouTube spokesperson told, and "that means he can make no money from advertising on any video in his channel." But Crowder's show remains on the platform.Ĭrowder did not respond to 's request for comment, but addressed YouTube's decision in his show on Thursday, saying YouTube "didn't make the delineation between white supremacist and jokes" when it cracked down on his videos. Crowder has also said his comments were harmless and he is a victim of forces that seek to silence him. So Maza edited together clips of Crowder mocking him and tweeted it on Tuesday. Months went by, Maza said, and Crowder continued making the comments in his videos.
Maza claims YouTube didn't take any action. But after Maza said his personal information was published online last fall and he received dozens of messages demanding that he debate Crowder, he told his employer and asked that Vox to contact YouTube to discuss potential violations of the site's anti-harassment, anti-bullying and anti-hate speech policies. Maza said he initially tried to deal with Crowder's comments privately.
That's how gay people try to survive when they're being targeted is to make themselves small." "I look back now at footage of myself and catch myself saying, 'Is that too gay? Am I being to flamboyant right now?' It's exactly what I used to do in high school. "I hate to say this, I found myself when I was recording videos, being extra aware if I was coming off too gay," Maza said.
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