Are they bad words? Big tech are censoring women's health. Dr Zahra
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Leo and Zahra discuss the CensHership campaign.
Dr Zahra substack
https://drzahra.substack.com/
Reports / papers
https://www.censhership.co.uk/
https://www.censhership.co.uk/white-paper
Key Findings of this whitepaper:
- 95% of women's health creators surveyed in 2024-25 reported censorship on platforms including Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, Google, Amazon, YouTube, Pinterest and Linkedln.
- Self-censorship is widespread, with over half of respondents altering their language or imagery to avoid takedowns — reinforcing stigma and limiting public understanding.
- Platform moderation systems are inconsistent, opaque and biased, disproportionately penalising women's health content while allowing equivalent male health content.
- The consequences are economic, social, and public health-related. Startups report losing revenue, credibility, and reach; public access to vital health information is being obstructed; and deep-rooted taboos are being inadvertently reinforced by tech.
References to other things that we discussed:
https://www.talkswithdrsesay.com/
https://www.instagram.com/drnighatarif/?hl=en
https://thelowdown.com/
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