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Cancelling To Kill a Mockingbird is a step too far

7 July 2021

9:31 PM

7 July 2021

9:31 PM

It often feels like we’re living through the revenge of the talentless. Cancel culture is essentially a war of no-marks against high achievers. Think of all those faceless furious people on Twitter who want the Harry Potter books thrown in the dumpster of history just because JK Rowling thinks biological sex is real.

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