YouTube Announces Steven Crowder Decision

YouTube has announced they're decision on the fate of Steven Crowder's channel. Brett Erlich and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report. Follow The Damage Report on Facebook:

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"YouTube has said that it's "suspended" monetization for popular star Steven Crowder, chalking up the decision to a "pattern of of egregious actions" that "has harmed the broader community."

The decision comes just a day after YouTube faced a major backlash after it publicly declined to take action against Crowder after it came to light that the star had made consistent homophobic and racist comments about Vox journalist Carlos Maza.

Crowder — who has 3.8 million subscribers — frequently refers to the Maza's sexuality and ethnicity on his show, using phrases like "lispy queer" and a "gay Latino" to describe the journalist."

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