Recent reports have emerged detailing a lawsuit filed by over 140 Facebook moderators in Kenya who have been diagnosed with PTSD. These moderators were responsible for assessing and filtering potentially harmful content from Africa but faced significantly lower pay compared to their US counterparts—up to eight times less—despite the emotional toll of their work. The comments reflect widespread concern about the mental health implications of content moderation roles, particularly given the disturbing nature of the material they engage with. Several users shared personal experiences, emphasizing the under-resourced and high-pressure environment of content moderation teams, alongside calls for better support and fair compensation for these workers.