Laurence Fox – the British actor cancelled for famously flopping over in exhaustion after being dismissed as a ‘white, privileged male’ by a BBC audience member – has spent his banishment defending liberty.
It is a war waged in the digital realm and fought with mobile phones, Tweets, and virtual armies of followers.
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