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    Why is YouTube changing its policies on extremism now?

    by ALEX FITZPATRICK Jun 24, 2019 2 minutes

    WHEN YOUTUBE ANNOUNCED ON JUNE 5 that it was updating its policies to ban white supremacist and neo-Nazi videos, along with those that deny the truth of historical events like the Holocaust, it was a change months in the making—even though it came amid a new round of controversy

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