Navigating Accountability and Ideology

This chapter examines the tensions between government responsibility and personal accountability, particularly in the context of higher education funding and student debt. The speakers critique the performative nature of corporate support for social movements like Black Lives Matter while addressing deeper economic issues, reflecting on the disconnect between activism and significant global conflicts. Additionally, the discussion highlights the evolving landscape of media consumption, emphasizing the challenges of obtaining quality journalism amid sensationalism and the complexities of trust in societal systems.