Why does YouTube think MLK’s views are supremacist?

By Joseph Klein

Published December 15, 2017 5:01am ET

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Last week, YouTube restricted access to a Capital Research Center video, apparently for the dangerous idea it promotes: The universal brotherhood and sisterhood of mankind.

The video, which I wrote, produced, and narrated, was placed in “limited content mode,” blocking it from view in the United Kingdom and 27 other countries.

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