Live Action says the blocked content makes up the very core of its message. Live Action claims Twitter, which has more than 300 million active users a month, went too far. She said Twitter had advertising relationships with a number of socially and politically conservative groups, including another prominent anti-abortion group, the Susan B. Anthony List. She would not address the specifics of Live Action’s allegations or details of its ads, including why the content was banned. She said her group stands with Live Action against what it called censorship by Twitter.

Source: Washington Post September 22, 2017 14:49 UTC