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    Instagram suspends Kanye West for hate speech after inflammatory Trevor Noah post

    Instagram suspended Kanye West’s account Wednesday for a day after the rapper violated some of the social media platform’s policies. A Meta spokesperson confirmed to the Los Angeles Times that Instagram restricted the “Donda” artist from posting, commenting and sending direct messages, among other actions, on the app for 24 hours. The company — which also deleted content from West’s page that ...
    by Christi Carras, Los Angeles Times Mar 17, 2022 2 minutes
    Kanye West attends a game between the Washington Wizards and Los Angeles Lakers at Crypto.com Arena on March 11, 2022, in Los Angeles.

    Instagram suspended Kanye West’s account Wednesday for a day after the rapper violated some of the social media platform’s policies.

    A Meta spokesperson confirmed to the Los Angeles Times that Instagram restricted the “Donda” artist from posting, commenting and sending direct messages, among other actions, on the app for 24 hours.

    The company — which also deleted content from

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