silencing marginalized people’s perspectives

Lemmy.world top of the day (https://lemmy.world/?dataType=Post&listingType=All&sort=TopDay)

• first post about pirates and history
• green text criticizing consumerism in PC gaming: political
• late stage capitalism post about the 1%: political
• 196 meme about being laid off: political
• green text about Harry Potter
• comic about getting a child and learning them life
• post about Trump and the Washington Post cartoonist: political
• shitpost about captcha
• political meme about Trump and Elon in Lotr scene: political
• screenshot about abortion: political
• shitpost about not being able to afford hunting gear: political
• screenshot about Grok, the Musk AI, name origin: political
• comic how hard life is and only leads to death: political
• 196 meme about anxiety: political
• shitpost meme about living in a totalitarian clown world: political
• meme about Republicans, climate change and the Titanic: political
• greentext about washing chicken
• shitpost about a hotdog picture
• wholesome meme
• meme about 14 years old in the middle ages

Out of the top 20 posts of the day, 11 are political.

Do you really think that having a single community that would not have political content can be considered censorship, and would impact the amount of political content available on this platform?

I skimmed though the article you linked, and I would agree we should avoid faux-enlightenment if applied to the whole platform. Here, it is only about one single community, which will definitely be dwarfed by the rest of the political communities.