Culture

Celebrities Should Stop Bowing To Cancel Culture And Stop Apologizing

We’ve recently seen several incidents in the media that pinpoint a new cultural norm: reactions based, not on logic or reason, but as a result of the intersection between cancel culture and outrage culture.

By Gwen Farrell3 min read
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When a celebrity or media figure commits a faux pas, they either stick to their guns and stand by their actions, or, more often than not, they apologize profusely, say they’ve learned something, and attempt to move on.