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Is cancel culture a necessary tool for social justice or a threat to free speech?
In recent years, cancel culture has become increasingly prevalent on social media, where public figures are collectively boycotted for controversial statements or actions. Supporters see it as a vital means of accountability and social progress, while opponents fear it stifles dissenting opinions, promotes self-censorship, and hinders open dialogue.
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