Facebook censors user for calling out a doxxed harassing her for speaking up about transgenderism being harmful to women: A Twitter user shared screenshots of her Facebook censorship notice. She stated: "I got banned from fb for saying this to a doxxed. The person who doxxed a woman for saying 'not a woman though' in response to that jeopardy dude was a-okay with fb though." The doxxed had called attention to the user's LinkedIn profile, and tagged a group that the user was attempting to get her cancelled from in the message, saying that the user "would hate for [redacted] to learn about your blatant transphobia and rescind your membership. Would be a shame if the many NPR followers reading this reached out to [redacted] headquarters..." and provided the contact information for that organization. In response to this harassment, the user stated, "like...trying to make a woman lose her ability to support herself for having a different view of feminism than you is the most misogynistic and gross, sexist behavior. Its exactly why feminism free of males exists. Im embarrassed and sad for you." Ironically, Facebook actually censored this comment, deleting it and suspending the user for posting or commenting for 7 days, claiming that it constituted a violation of the platform's "standards on harassment and bullying."