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Libs of TikTok posts public TikToks and basic identifying details about individuals and institutions, often on gender, education, or LGBTQ topics. Critics in USA Today, WaPo, and NBC have accused this of enabling harassment and threats via "drip doxxing." Cited examples include 2022 Boston Children's Hospital coverage followed by bomb/death threats, Tulsa-area school threats after librarian posts, and Planet Fitness incidents amid policy campaigns. Media Matters tracked dozens of such cases. Chaya Raichik denies incitement, states she condemns all violence, uses only public material, and makes no direct calls to action. She argues connections are overstated correlations pushed to silence criticism, noting threats occur broadly and she has faced them too. Whether it qualifies as incitement remains debated along political lines.