Army's Ban on Critical Users on Twitch Raises First Amendment Concerns

The Army’s official video gaming team is battling criticism of its online conduct, traced back to a single emoji-laden tweet. The military, recognizing the enormous appeal of video game streaming, has a team that plays popular games like “Call of Duty” and “Valorant” to showcase a slice of Army life and to reach potential recruits.

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