YouTube is Afraid To Talk About Sex

YouTube is purging sex ed and sexuality-related content.

Over the past few months, sex ed, LGBTQ, and other sexuality-related channels have been disappearing from YouTube. YouTube's vague content rules mean that they get to pick and choose who’s allowed to talk about sex.

It’s no surprise that the channels that are disappearing aren’t typically household names - a sex ed guru with a small audience won’t get the benefit of the doubt that Dr. Laura or other well-known figures will.

As long as YouTube depends on revenue from advertisers, you can expect to see more and more of these periodic spasms of censorship.

We can do better.

At LBRY, we don’t want to pick winners and losers. We don’t rely on advertisers for revenue. Instead, we make it possible for creators to be compensated directly by their fans.

Ready to get off the YouTube merry go round? Use the link below to join our YouTube Partner Program and mirror your videos to LBRY.