Are we holding people accountable—or just erasing them?
In this powerful episode of Centered.Live, Randy and Paul dive into the hot-button topic of Cancel Culture. From social media outrage and viral takedowns to the historical erasure of uncomfortable truths, we explore:
Where “cancel culture” started (spoiler: Black Twitter!)
The psychology behind online mobs
How cancel culture affects our view of history
Real-life stories from education and tech
Tools for choosing conversation over condemnation
Key Quotes:
“Accountability is vital. But cancel culture eliminates the opportunity for people to learn and grow.” – Simon Sinek
“Humans are grey, not black and white. Context matters. Empathy matters.” – Gary Vee
“We’ve become addicted to outrage.” – Mel Robbins
🎧 CHALLENGE:
Next time you feel outrage bubbling up, pause and ask:
Is this outrage helping—or just fueling the mob?
Could curiosity replace condemnation?
Am I seeking justice… or just a hit of self-righteousness?
👉 Watch now and join the conversation!
🔗 Resources Mentioned:
Simon Sinek on Cancel Culture
Gary Vee on Cancel Culture
Mel Robbins on Outrage
Psychology Today – Why We Cancel
HBR – The Problem with Cancel Culture
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