As progressive politics infects more and more sources of popular entertainment, it’s becoming increasingly rare to find themes of independence, freedom, and self-determination in movies and television.
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California’s Civil Rights Department is instructing residents to report on any hate speech they chance overhear while traversing the hobo-ridden sidewalks.
Long before KDFC was sinking into budgetary issues in 2023, the station had already succumbed to fear.
We think of the McCarthy Era in American politics as one of oppression, paranoia, and unfounded witch hunts that ruined lives and destroyed careers.
The following is an excerpt from Lou Perez’s book, That Joke Isn’t Funny Anymore: On the Death and Rebirth of Comedy.
Is the right still capable of damning it up, and saving a tolerant, liberal, open culture from the foaming waters?
Cancel culture was a massive threat to the freedom to think and speak without becoming a forsaken “other.” But surely we’ve come to see the light by now.
Cancel culture, censorship, and hate speech laws are manifestations of a society that has forgotten how to withstand the stimulus of uncomfortable speech.
Matt Kibbe sits down with Mark Pellegrino, a film and television actor who’s had roles in such successful projects as “The Big Lebowski,” “Lost,” and “Mulholland Drive.”
Matt Kibbe sits down with U.K.-based rapper Zuby to talk about coronavirus lockdowns in Britain, cancel culture, censorship, and the role of the arts in speaking truth to power.