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The cancel-culture argument now mostly shields the powerful from criticism rather than protecting the powerless from being silenced.

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  1. Ken White

    Criminal defence and First Amendment lawyer in Los Angeles

    In my view, too many critics of “cancel culture” are recklessly promoting not the speech of the powerless, but the censorious resentment of the powerful.

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