Blanchard utilized Instagram Stories to tag Huffman, specifically highlighting the r/GRBsnark community while launching a campaign under the hashtag #bansnarkpages. Her grievance centers on the argument that individual content moderation fails to account for the cumulative impact of targeted harassment. This initiative serves as the primary pillar for her proposed Kenan’s Law, which seeks to force social media platforms to overhaul how they assess repeated reports of digital abuse.
Following Urker’s death in Raceland, Louisiana, Blanchard has become increasingly vocal about the cyberbullying she claims he endured. While Reddit’s current terms of service prohibit bullying and threats of violence, Blanchard contends that these policies are insufficient to protect users from coordinated, persistent hostility. She has committed to maintaining this advocacy to protect Urker’s memory for their daughter, Aurora. This push for platform accountability follows a separate incident involving a minor car accident in Terrebonne Parish on October 17, which resulted in no injuries but added to the public scrutiny surrounding her recent life events.



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