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Fb removes one other 900 account linked to hate teams

Fb has eliminated a whole bunch extra social media accounts that it says belonged to members of two completely different white supremacy teams
Facebook has removed hundreds more social media accounts that it says belonged to members of two different white supremacy groups

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Author: Abc News

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