Ahead of a white supremacist rally this Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia, Airbnb has deactivated the accounts of some people who are trying to attend the event, BuzzFeed first reported. It’s not clear how many accounts Airbnb has deactivated (we asked and the company told us there are no numbers to share). Airbnb did, however, provide TechCrunch with the following statement. “In 2016 we established the Airbnb Community Commitment reflecting our belief that to make good
Airbnb is banning people trying to attend a white supremacist rally
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