This approach argues that society is always changing, and culture adapts with it. Cancel culture has not emerged from historical power relationships. It has grown out of internet culture, produced by changing public attitudes.
Supporting arguments · 4
- Cancel culture is a byproduct of smart technologyThis perspective looks at cancel culture as artificially engineered by AI and smart technology.
- Cancel culture represents a shift in public accountabilityCancel culture has given rise to forms of positive social progress.
- Cancel culture may not be widespread.How widespread is cancel culture? What is its impact? How often are people cancelled? It is possible the cancel culture debate is more hysteria than reality. Without data, it is hard to know. The validity of arguments for and against cancel culture are hard to assess with understanding how real cancel culture is.
- Cancel culture typifies the snowflake mentalityCancel culture is just one element of the ongoing millennial campaign for a more anodyne world. Injustice exists.