Episode 3: Navigating the Fault Lines — Language, Identity, and Power in Modern Discourse
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Episode 3: Navigating the Fault Lines — Language, Identity, and Power in Modern Discourse
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Cancel Culture vs Wokeness. Free Speech vs Hate Speech.
Two culture wars. Zero easy answers. We’re breaking down the buzzwords, the backlash, and the blurred lines that define modern discourse.
If you’ve ever asked “What does wokeness even mean?” or “Is cancel culture real?”—this episode is your decoder ring.
Cancel culture. Wokeness. Free speech. Hate speech.
They’re four of the most explosive phrases in modern discourse—and somehow, everyone is using the same words to mean completely different things.
In this episode, we dive straight into the ideological fault lines shaping how we talk, argue, organize, and hold each other accountable. Is “wokeness” a push for justice or a performance? Is “cancel culture” a tool for accountability or a digital guillotine? And where exactly is the line between free expression and targeted harm?
We’re unpacking the nuance, the contradictions, and the emotional charge behind these debates—so you can navigate them without getting dragged into the troll swamp.
If you’ve ever wondered why these conversations feel impossible, this episode hands you the map.