It is difficult to argue that the internet has not necessarily been the best place, especially with the rise of social media in the last decade. People are less afraid to post things online, and the concept of “getting content” has not helped. That is where American Sweatshop’s Daisy (Lili Reinhart) comes in.
Though we have bots and coding to hide and regulate most things, humans are more reliable for moderating content. In American Sweatshop, Daisy works in a center doing just that: Spending day after day as a content moderator, clicking from one flagged post to the next and forced to witness some of the utter depravity of humankind.
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