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Spotify Is Removing Bands Accused Of Promoting White Supremacy
The Southern Poverty Law Center identified the groups as associated with hateful ideologies. Spotify said its content policy is "under constant review."
Reggie Ugwu is a features writer for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York.
The Southern Poverty Law Center identified the groups as associated with hateful ideologies. Spotify said its content policy is "under constant review."
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