Petition to Stop Harassment and Doxxing on YouTube, Stationhead, Discord, Ko-fi, Twitch, and Facebook

We, the undersigned, call on YouTube, Stationhead, Discord, Ko-fi, Twitch, and Facebook to take stronger action against harassment, doxxing, and hate speech—especially when it targets African American content creators and Subscribers.

Despite their published policies, these platforms routinely ignore blatant violations when Black creators are harassed by other users, including other Black influencers and non-Black instigators who pay to keep toxic conflicts going. These platforms profit from the chaos and have failed to enforce their own community guidelines.

A particularly harmful figure in this ecosystem is Sean Davy (aka SeanDavieway), who:

Doxxes African American women across multiple platforms.

Has displayed images of deceased children and mocked grieving parents.

Publicly wished harm—including rape, choking, and strangulation—on a 7-year-old child.

Has had over 200 harassment reports filed, yet platforms like YouTube claim no action can be taken unless there's a court order.

This is unacceptable. These platforms are fueling hate, putting lives at risk, and promoting trauma for profit. People have already experienced mental health crises and threats of violence. Some could be driven to suicide or worse—and still, no accountability.

We demand that these platforms:

1. Enforce their harassment and doxxing policies equally—without racial bias.

2. Ban repeat offenders like Sean Davy across all platform services.

3. Respond swiftly to verified reports of abuse, threats, or hate speech.

4. Stop monetizing trauma by promoting or profiting from toxic conflict between African American users.

 

Sign this petition if you believe enough is enough—online safety should apply to everyone, not just a select few.

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