A group of Democratic attorneys general urged Facebook executives to take additional steps to combat hate speech, calling on the platform to offer live, real-time assistance so users can report intimidation and harassment
WASHINGTON—A group of Democratic attorneys general jumped into the debate over monitoring content on social media Wednesday, urging Facebook Inc. to take additional steps to combat harassment and hate speech.
In a letter to Facebook executives, the attorneys general for California, New York, New Jersey, Illinois and other states called on the social-media platform to offer live, real-time assistance so users can report intimidation and harassment.
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