the Twitter 'alternative' isn't the free speech haven it claims to be
- Written by Audrey Courty, PhD candidate, School of Humanities, Languages and Social Science, Griffith University
WikimediaAmid claims of social media platforms stifling free speech, a new challenger called Parler is drawingattention for its anti-censorship stance.
Last week, Harper’s Magazine published an open letter signed by 150 academics, writers and activists concerning perceived threats to the future of free speech.
The letter, signed by Noam...





