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On March 27, 2026, Instagram and Facebook permanently disabled Stuart Sandford’s account, an internationally recognized multidisciplinary artist, without explanation or recourse. 🚨💔Stuart had built an audience of over 20K followers over 10 years, reaching hundreds of thousands of people each month. He shared work across photography, sculpture, painting, and moving image, with exhibitions in galleries and museums around the world. His account was a key space to share his work and connect with audiences, including work exploring queer identity.⚠️Account erasure is extremely dangerous. It leads to the loss of cultural production, disrupts communities, and erodes collective history.🛑 This is not an isolated case. In the midst of this wave of queer accounts that RU is reporting on, the censorship of a multidisciplinary artist sets a concerning precedent for freedom of expression and culture.TAKE ACTIONCensorship is systemic, and you could be next:
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