Cancel Culture or Self Censorship?

Sally Kohn: I think there is no question that when you look at something like what you're talking about, racism, ah, homophobia, any o, sort of the progress that we've made as a culture hasa both been held back by self censorship and pushed forward by a minority willing to speak up. A lot of our current political extremism problems undermining faith in our elections Is actually due to a lack of self censorship and a breakdown of those collective illusions," she says. "Cancell culture isn't about people with fringe ideas sharing them, right? It is about their willingness to go beyond discourse and and threaten social, economic, sometimes even physical, safety"