Florence Pugh hits out at Meta for censoring post about Cornell rape
- Actress Florence Pugh criticized Meta for restricting an Instagram post about a Cornell University sexual assault lawsuit, claiming the platform blocked her from reaching the intended audience.
- In September, Pugh posted about a lawsuit filed by a former Cornell student who alleged she was gang-raped by seven Chi Phi fraternity members in October 2024.
- Meta told TMZ the post was initially flagged for sensitive content but removed the label after determining it qualified for a newsworthy allowance.
- During a November 10 interview with Elle, Pugh, 30, said she felt compelled to speak out because "I'm a woman who cares about women" and refuses to accept abuse as a norm.
- As she stars in Netflix's East of Eden, Pugh maintains a fearless attitude in Hollywood, demanding professional standards on film sets to protect herself and her crew.
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Instagram censored Florence Pugh's posts about the seven students accused of drugging and raping a fellow student at Cornell University in October 2024. The post Florence Pugh: "Nobody can censor me, they'll just add fuel to the fire" appeared first on in.gr.
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