Cancel This

George Alexopoulos is an American illustrator and the mind behind some of the most viral political memes/illustrations. His work is immensely popular on Twitter, often going viral for its relevance to current events and incorporation of humour.

Artur Pawlowski is the Pastor for Calgary’s Street Church in Alberta, Canada. He was holding a service on Saturday at the Fortress (Cave) of Adullam when the officers entered the building. This lead to an encounter that went viral on the internet.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is a clinical Psychologist and Author of "12 Rules for Life." He is also the Author of the sequel, "Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life," which is already topping multiple bestseller charts. In this in depth podcast, Angelo and Dr. Peterson take a deep dive into a number of chapters in the new book and discuss their meaning.

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre is a vocal supporter of free speech. His video submission to the CPC convention is a call out to political correctness on University campuses all over Canada.

A Mini Episode! Cancel Culture is terrible, but if anyone needs to be cancelled, it's Justin Trudeau. 

Our culture war has given way to a number of significant speakers, filling up venues and proposing innovative ideas. Canadian Professor Janice Fiamengo is among these cultural figures.   

Having spent years of her life as an ardent feminist, she now joins figures like Christina Hoff Summers and Camille Paglia in denouncing the divisive aspects of third-wave Feminism All of this and much more is discussed in this week's episode of Cancel This.

Cancel Culture is ramping up. 2021 has seen multiple figures censored and besmirched by the cancel mob. These figure include MMA fighter and Mandalorian star Gina Carano, who has been fired by Disney for her conservative views.   

Also included in the cancel mob hit list is none other than our host himself, Angelo Isidorou. Cancel This has been on hiatus and is now back. This hiatus was due to the fact that Angelo had to fight off a far left mob, attempting to paint him as a radical. This just goes to show just about anyone can get cancelled, including the host of Cancel This.

Andy Ngo is an American conservative journalist and social media personality best known for covering street protests in Portland, Oregon. He is editor-at-large of The Post Millennial, and Author of the new bestseller "Unmasked: Inside Antifa's Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy."  

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How do you know you are the good in good versus evil?  

Despite the abundantly clear toxicity of cancel culture, it is nonetheless true that those who propagate cancel culture are convinced of their own heroism. Furthermore, those who oppose cancel culture are also convinced of their own virtue. There is no mustache twirling villain. We all want to believe our political beliefs are those which will be remembered as heroic in history.   

So how do we know which side is right in politics?  

John Murawski is a writer for Real Clear Investigations. He has recently spent some time analyzing cancel culture in the corporate world and is deeply educated in the nuances of both sides. By addressing the reality that both sides want to be the "good guy," we may be in a position to seek some unity in our polarized time.

Generation Z is defined as the "post-millennial" generation. Anyone born after 1996 is considered to be Generation Z or sometimes referred to as a "Zoomer." Conservatism saw a harsh decline in the Millennial generation, yet the Zoomer generation seems different.   

According to research, Generation Z may become the most conservative generation since WWII. If this is indeed true, why is it so difficult for young people to be openly conservative? What keeps them quiet?   

Mia Cathell is a Reporter for The Post Millennial and a Journalism Major at Boston University. She is also the Host for one of our upcoming podcasts, Raised Right.