Entitlement, Privilege, and the Responsibility of Celebrities

In this chapter, they discuss the concept of entitlement versus privilege using Netflix as an example. They argue that celebrities have a duty to persuade people to consume their content and that if they violate trust, they can lose the privilege of having a platform. They also express concerns about the conflation of celebrity with artist and discuss their agnostic stance on canceling Louis C. K. despite recognizing his wrongdoing.

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