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In June 2015, her Rebel TV cameraman was shoved at the SlutWalk in Vancouver, her protest sign "There Is No Rape Culture In The West" was torn up while reporting on the event.
In June 2015, her Rebel TV cameraman was shoved at the SlutWalk in Vancouver, her protest sign "There Is No Rape Culture In The West" was torn up while reporting on the event.
In May 2016, Southern's [[Facebook]] account was blocked after she criticized Facebook for banning the administrator of the pro-Trump group, [[Disdain for Plebs]] that wrote a post that argued that Donald Trump was not against Muslims but anti-ISIS. Her post read: ''"As I suspected my friend who runs Disdain for Plebs has been banned on all his accounts that run the page AND Facebook deleted his post calling them out for censoring conservatives. This is utterly insane."''<ref>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3603345/Conservative-activist-Lauren-Southern-banned-Facebook-mentioning-censorship.html</ref>
In May 2016, Southern's [[Facebook]] account was blocked after she criticized Facebook for banning the administrator of the pro-Trump group, [[Disdain for Plebs]] that wrote a post that argued that Donald Trump was not against Muslims but anti-ISIS. Her post read: ''"As I suspected my friend who runs Disdain for Plebs has been banned on all his accounts that run the page AND Facebook deleted his post calling them out for censoring conservatives. This is utterly insane."''<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3603345/Conservative-activist-Lauren-Southern-banned-Facebook-mentioning-censorship.html</ref>
Southern initiated "The Triggering", whereby every March 9, the day after [[International Women's Day]], Twitter users post content deemed taboo in defense of free speech.
Southern initiated "The Triggering", whereby every March 9, the day after [[International Women's Day]], Twitter users post content deemed taboo in defense of free speech.