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Facebook did an about-face after banning the account of Heroes of Liberty, a conservative children's book publisher whose works include biographies of Ronald Reagan, Thomas Sowell and Amy Coney Barrett.

Facebook did an about-face after banning the account of Heroes of Liberty, a conservative children's book publisher whose works include biographies of Ronald Reagan, Thomas Sowell and Amy Coney Barrett.

At some point, the financial bottom line of tech giants surely will suffer from their habit of earning hatred from half the population.

Meta, Facebook's parent company, reinstated the advertising account of a conservative children's book publisher that was previously "permanently disabled," Fox Business reported.

  Facebook recently locked up the account of "Heros of Liberty" only to later backtrack following the uproar, saying it was an "error." It was one of those "errors" that only happen conservatives. Facebook originally said that

Facebook has reinstated the ad account of a conservative children’s book publisher more than a week after the social media giant blocked it from posting ads, a move Facebook now says was made in “error.”

Facebook permanently suspended the ads account of Heroes of Liberty, a conservative children’s book publisher.

Heroes of Liberty (book pictured) was banned on Facebook for failing to comply with a disruptive content policy, says editor Bethany Mandel. The publisher of ABCs of AOC remains active (shown)

Facebook has “permanently disabled" the ads account of a conservative children's book publisher, claiming that Heroes of Liberty – which has published books about Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, former President Ronald Reagan and author Thomas Sowell – violated the company's rules against “Low Quality or Disruptive Content.”