What aspects of today's society seem open to Vonnegut's criticism in Harrison Bergeron?

The story was written as a satire of works on authoritarian dystopias and the common perceptions and fears of egalitarian policies, with its over the top dramatic portrayals of its dystopic society and titular character. However, it has been embraced by those critical of egalitarianism as an allegory of caution against socially enforced equality, more specifically the dangers of enforcing equality by virtue of leveling.