The Psychological Implication of Cancel Culture
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https://doi.org/10.54097/togt0l6kKeywords:
Cancel Culture, Academia Restriction, Social Media, LawsAbstract
Cancel culture is a common social phenomenon recently. It affects people’s academic life as well as social life. This research report mainly focuses on how cancel culture has a detrimental effect on academia and social media, and the urgency to alleviate the negative effect of cancel culture. The report also provides the possible solution to this may be a new and reasonable law to regulate this phenomenon.
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