Where Do We Draw the Line Between Cancel Culture and Calling Someone Out? | Hanifa Adan

In this interview segment on Fixing the Nation with Hanifa Adan, we explore the fine line between holding people accountable and participating in cancel culture. Hanifa Adan discusses when calling someone out can encourage accountability and positive change, and when it can cross into public shaming, harassment, or unfair punishment.
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