 affects marginalized communities. During the Black Lives Matter movement, TikTok was flagging people for having the word Black in their bios or in their content. And the same goes for people in the LGBTQ community. This speaks to something that we talked about in the article, I think you mentioned earlier, Mickey, of shadow banning, which is kind of a covert way for social media companies to hide, pretty much, information. It's less of an explicit act of censorship