Clair, and Dinesh D’Souza, had run an ad where Banderas discussed her new book with Brian Kilmeade on Fox News Radio saying, “Every single book has a positive message. He went on to note, “We’re fortunate we have a large enough platform to draw attention to their malicious ways but there are, no doubt, countless small businesses that have been abused and ruined by these types of actions.”Īs Fox Business pointed out, the suspension took place after the publisher, which has released titles by conservatives such as Jack Posobiec, Ashley St. They may reinstate accounts only when they are hit with bad PR, only to throttle those same accounts to make them ineffective.” “They shut down small companies who say anything contrary to their woke agendas. “This is a prime example of big tech today,” Talbot told the outlet after he had been made aware of Facebook’s apparent reversal. Another attempt to cancel conservatives goes down in flames: 📚 🔥

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Now, as they promoted the launch of Fox News anchor Julie Banderas’ “Fiona’s Fantastical Fort,” the publisher reported their advertisements were permanently banned by Facebook’s parent company Meta.įox Business initially covered the story as Brave Books founder Trent Talbot explained the unexpected notice on Thursday that included the message, “After a final review of this ad account, we confirmed it didn’t comply with our Advertising Policies or other standards. After a reportedly unexplained ban on their advertisements, Facebook reversed the decision called an “existential threat” by a conservative book publisher who contended “countless small businesses” have been “ruined by these types of actions.”īrave Books made headlines in 2021 when it kicked off its “pro-God,” “pro-America” children’s book series with the anti-woke “Elephants are Not Birds,” knocking down the promotion of queer theory and an acceptance of transgender ideology.

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