It's very clear to me, clicking through to sources, the author came into that piece with a conclusion and worked back to the data from their. The case they cit

It's very clear to me, clicking through to sources, the author came into that piece with a conclusion and worked back to the data from their. The case they cite was instantly changed when pointed out, and the company said it was a mistake. This is a valid complaint to have, the way formulas and algorithms are applied (often opaquely) to important aspects of our lives is a real concern we should deal with, not just because of the potential for mistakes like this. Jumping from that to "the woke left want to deny white people healthcare" is more than an astronomic leap, when citing a mistake by a Catholic healthcare company that objects to providing contraceptives. I don't think blaming that on the "woke" crowd holds up to any scrutiny.