rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Barbie didn’t just dance its way to over a billion dollars at the global box office. Admirers and commentators also praise its examination …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags The Rules Of Redemption Apply Differently To White People Than Everyone ElseThis isn’t about whether someone should or shouldn’t be canceled. Rather, it’s …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags What PR Agents And Branding Experts Have To Say About Cancel CultureThe days of the disempowered staying quiet are over, but historical biases …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags The Art Of The Public ApologyExperts explain why apologizing can be so difficult — and how “canceled” celebrities could do it more effectively.By …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags People Deserve Space To Evolve — But Cancel Culture Doesn’t Allow For ItWe live in a system of shaming and ridiculing that discourages …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags If You Refuse To ‘Cancel’ Your ‘Problematic Fave,’ Then What?Appreciating art or artists who offend can complicate the idea of cancel culture, especially …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Where We Lost The Thread On Cancel CultureA lack of organization, rules and nuance have long plagued our ritualized public scorn. How can …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Jennifer Aniston’s careless comments about Harvey Weinstein and “cancel culture” show just how hard it is to hold people accountable for inappropriate and …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags With great celebrity power comes great power to disappoint. Blame it on Americans’ deep, abiding parasocial relationships with famous people, but feeling let …