Cancel Culture 

Online Harassment & Cyberbullying

Cancel culture is a modern form of public accountability where individuals, celebrities, or brands face widespread criticism, often resulting in social or professional consequences. Rooted in social justice movements, it aims to hold people responsible for harmful actions. However, critics argue it can be excessive, leaving no room for growth or redemption. Social media accelerates cancel culture, with viral tweets, videos, and hashtags amplifying outrage in seconds. This rapid spread can lead to real-world repercussions, from job loss to mental health struggles. While some see it as a necessary tool for justice, others believe it fosters mob mentality and stifles free speech. The debate continues: is cancel culture true accountability, or an overcorrection with unintended consequences?