Cancel Culture Comes for Artists Who Posted About Charlie Kirk’s Death

Media critics, journalists and academics, including MSNBC Matthew Dod, have been targeted or targeted on their comments about Kirk. COMCAST executives, who owns NBC Universal, sent an email to employees who apparently point to Dowd’s refusal to “an unacceptable and unprofessional comment on this terrible event. This coverage was at a dispute with the promotion of civil dialogue.” In response to a request for comment, comment has redirect the wire to the aforementioned message.

Red hood It is also not the only cultural product that has disappeared in light of Kirk’s death. Comedy Central decided not to restart the South Park episode “I got the walnut”, which mocked the right -wing activist. But Kirk himself said that the episode was “honey” and an example of “cultural hegemony” on the discussions of the campus of the wrong university for me; It even changed the image of the Tiktok file by viewing it to a photo of the South Park, Cartman keeps it. (The episode will remain available to broadcast on Paramount+.)

Kirk was one of the most influential conservative activists in the United States. He was captured at a turning point when he was only 18 years old and turned it into millions of dollars. But his political views were often inflammation, racism and criticism, and he had many critics, including people like Felker Martin, who belong to one of the groups that he mocked. In his last exchange before shooting him, Kirk was asked about the two sexual archers. He answered that there was a “lot”, he repeated a legend that was used to attack the transformers.

The author, Roxanan Jay, who spoke in the defense of Velker Martin, says whether she agreed with Felker Martin’s opinions “does not matter.”

“Either you believe in freedom of expression or not do that,” tells WIRED, describing the DC Comics decision to withdraw Red Hood as “an exaggerated reaction to the century.”

From Trump’s plan to surveying “ideology that focuses on sweat” and people from Smithsonian to cancel the cancellation Late offer with Stephen ColbertThe campaign against Kirk critics and its impact on pop culture does not occur in a vacuum. Humor and ridicule in particular of authoritarian figures, according to HRAG Vartanian, the editor -in -chief of the Arts Publications.

“The authoritarianists can deal with violence. They can deal with everything except laughter,” says Varthanian.

Vartanian Wire tells that he spoke with many artists who are late to show works on topics such as war in Gaza or anger because of the current political environment, in a form of self -censorship.

Gay says because she has a family, she also has to bear less risk. But she says she is still a “shock” because more writers do not publicly support Felker Martin. “If this is the case today, that will be another person tomorrow,” she says.

For her part, Felker Martin, who was also explicit in her support for Palestine, says that once she returns to Blues, she is likely to keep a lower definition file.

In response to a question if there is anything that makes her feel positive at the present time, you remember a modern shower for a member of the Queer family.

“We had this huge crowd of crossing and strange people, in which we brought down my long and normal parents. This day was really nice with all our mixed lives together and children run.” “I think living in this is the best thing we can do for ourselves at the present time. The presence of society while being with each other.”