Twitter’s Ad Network Is Waging a War Against Anatomy
The Vagina Bible writer took to the platform after her ad was rejected
The company's most salacious brand safety scandal to date is, in many ways, the most infuriating.
Illustration: Dianna McDougall
Twitter has let media buyers promote iffy content, including state-sponsored propaganda, overt white supremacy and obvious scams, in the past, but clinical references to women’s bodies apparently won’t get through.
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