The “cancel culture” era of the 2020s should’ve already taught us this lesson, but if any doubt remained about the need for due process and even-mindedness when litigating accusations of wrongdoing, the social media meltdown over the Cornell rape case should answer the question once and for all. Ever since the news broke of an […]
The “cancel culture” era of the 2020s should’ve already taught us this lesson, but if any doubt remained about the need for due process and even-mindedness when litigating accusations of wrongdoing, the social media meltdown over the Cornell rape case should answer the question once and for all. Ever since the news broke of an […]
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