NextDoor Co-Founder Talks Building Strong Communities w/ Social Capital, Ban On Hate-Related Symbols

Created to help neighbors communicate about news and events in their "neighborhood," The NextDoor app also helped members seek local service-provider recommendations.

In recent years, posts have caused the company to implement policy changes such as their Hate Symbols Ban policy and ban on the use of phrases like White Lives Matter and Blue Lives Matter.

NextDoor's Co-founder Prakash Janakirman spoke with Roland Martin about the policy changes during Wednesday's edition of #RMU.

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