Twitter suspends account of organizer of free speech rally who was attacked by Antifa/BLM at rally: Philip Anderson's Twitter account has been suspended. Anderson was the organizer of the free speech rally on October 17, 2020 outside Twitter headquarters in San Francisco. At the rally, he was attacked by counter-protestors aligned with Antifa and BLM. Anderson is black, and has voiced his support for the Proud Boys movement. Another Twitter user who aligns himself with Antifa and BLM, Chad Loder (@chadloder), who has over 76,000 followers, mocked Anderson for being attacked by counter-protestors at his rally. The attackers broke out his front teeth. Loder then called on his followers to mass-report Anderson's account for evading a ban. Anderson had a previous account, @bannedblackguy, that has been suspended for quite some time. Loder gleefully reported to his followers that their mass action tactic worked, and Anderson's latest account was suspended for evading a ban. Loder's feed is full of requests for people to dox people, talk about violence, and analysis of how Trump is a fascist. None of these posts have been censored in any way.