Conformity and Dissent in Media Discourse

This chapter critically examines the current media landscape, emphasizing the increasing pressure for conformity and the suppression of dissenting opinions. It discusses various controversies involving public figures like Andrew Yang and Piers Morgan, highlighting issues of racism, accountability, and the ideological divides within journalism. The chapter explores the broader implications of 'woke supremacy' in shaping media narratives and educational policies, questioning the limits of free speech and the role of institutional power in societal discourse.