All Ears English Podcast AEE 1460: How to Talk about 'Cancel Culture' with a Native Speaker
Oct 28, 2020
The hosts dive into the meaning and implications of cancel culture, discussing its impact on celebrities and brands. They explore how social media is reshaping our vocabulary and communication. The discussion includes historical examples like Nike's labor practices and contemporary cases involving companies like Goya. Insights on consumer behavior and the responsibilities of public figures are highlighted, alongside the challenges of navigating activism in sports. Listeners are encouraged to share their experiences with cancel culture and its broader societal effects.
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Advanced English
- Advanced English speakers can have interesting conversations and also be interesting.
- This involves making astute observations, asking good questions, and speaking with confidence.
Conversation Starter
- Learn about "cancel culture" to have intriguing conversations with native speakers.
- This topic provides examples of canceled celebrities, athletes, and companies.
Cancel Culture Definition
- "Cancel culture" addresses unacceptable actions, especially regarding social justice.
- When a person or company acts politically incorrectly, they get "canceled."