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So disproportionately, BIPOC sex workers were affected, specifically Black sex workers.

And it's not anecdotal.

This is kind of a digital redlining So with the advance of digital technologies, we're seeing kind of practices as like digital red lighting becoming like increasingly, well, digital, sorry, and where algorithms are replicating historical housing or banking discrimination, denying certain groups of of people, opportunities like visibility or reach or monetization to marginalized groups.

So yeah, that's what kind of digital redlining is.

And content from BIPOC users is disproportionately flagged as inappropriate or sexual compared to white, cis, thin, able-bodied creators.

In the past, TikTok has like admitted to a set of policies that have suppressed the reach of content creators.

So Carly, I'm going to start with you, like what kind of accountability and resistance strategies are effective in your work and what kind of alliances are necessary?