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From "White Lives Matter" shirts to his plans to purchase Parler, here is a short roundup of Yes most controversial moments from the past couple of weeks.

"In a world where conservative opinions are considered to be controversial we have to make sure we have the right to freely express ourselves," West said.

Kanye West is tired of getting into trouble on social media. He is now planning to buy Parler - a platform that boasts being a location "where free speech thrives" and is popular among conservatives, conspiracy theorists, and far-right extremists.

The musician offered to buy the right-wing friendly network shortly after being blocked from the more popular social media sites for making antisemitic posts.

An "uncancellable" social media platform will soon be born. Kanye West will soon own a social media platform. Parlement Technologies, the current owner of the conservative "free speech platform" Parler, has recently announced that Kanye West, now known as "Ye," has bought Parler following his ban from Twitter and Instagram for anti-semitic comments.

Because we believe theres an innovator in all of us. kanye west is set to buy parler. its ceo said that west made a groundbreaking move into the free speech media space and will never fear being removed from social media again. hes married to candice owens. yesterday kanye was locked out of twitter and instagram. meanwhile, donald trump is under fire for criticizing american

Members of Media Matters for America and Right Wing Watch told Newsweek that Parler isnt as "uncancelable" as it bills itself to be.

As Big Tech firm Apple rakes in billions in revenue, figures revealed that it is now richer than 80 percent of countries around the world. An article by Apple Insider pointed out that the [...]

New data show that only a small minority of users go to conservative social media alternative networks for their news, a statistic that shows the scale of the challenge facing the fledgling industry.

The appeal of platforms like Parler, Truth Social and Telegram is another symptom of the partisan divide in media, according to the Pew Research Center.