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Cancel Culture: Productive Accountability or Modern Witch Hunt?
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Cancel Culture: Productive Accountability or Modern Witch Hunt?
In this episode, the hosts delve into the complexities of cancel culture, examining its nuanced history and the dual role it plays as both a tool for accountability and a source of disproportionate punishment. They discuss the need for a shift towards restorative practices and a redefined philosophy of justice that values communal repair over individual blame.
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