The Right Wages its Own Cancel Culture War

In this video, journalist Lee Fang interviews writer Thomas Chatterton Williams about shifting debates over free speech and cancel culture. Their conversation explores how cultural and political movements have influenced public discourse in recent years, the responses across the political spectrum, and the challenges of sustaining open dialogue in polarized times.

This video was produced by System Update and published on their YouTube channel on the 18th of September, 2025.

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ABOUT LEE FANG

 Lee Fang is an investigative journalist who has written extensively on politics, lobbying, and influence in the United States. He has contributed to outlets such as The Intercept and The Nation, focusing on corporate power, campaign finance, and civil liberties. His reporting often examines the intersection of money, policy, and democratic accountability.

ABOUT THOMAS CHATTERTON WILLIAMS

Thomas Chatterton Williams is a staff writer at The Atlantic and the author of several books, including Self-Portrait in Black and White and Summer of Our Discontent. His work explores themes of identity, race, culture, and liberalism in contemporary society. In addition to his journalism, he has taught and lectured at universities in the United States and Europe.