‘Systematic suppression’ of faith content ‘represents a serious threat to religious liberty in the digital age’
By Bob Unruh
Congress is being asked to move against the blatant anti-Christian discrimination embedded in the Google universe of online components.
It is the American Center for Law and Justice that has written to Rep. Jim Jordan, chief of the House Committee on the Judiciary, asking him for a review of Google’s agenda, hearings on the discrimination, and more.
“We respectfully urge the committee to investigate Google and TikTok’s religious content advertising policies and their application. We also suggest that the committee promptly hold hearings regarding these restrictions so that solutions can be found to ensure that the digital marketplace remains open to those with religious beliefs and viewpoints,” the letter charges.