#public-discourse

#public-discourse

France stands out in the West where a manifesto by cultural figures backed the freedom to flirt, opposing the #MeToo movement’s perceived persecution of sexual expression.

Nguyen's choice to address the ongoing war in Gaza, amidst public backlash, reflects his commitment to confronting present injustices, despite personal and professional risks.

"I don't regret a single day, I'm sure other people do, but I don't," Joe said, reflecting on his impactful 27 years on Liveline, which addressed significant societal issues.

Flavio Volpe urged automotive leaders to speak publicly about the negative impacts of Trump's tariffs, emphasizing that sharing stories can help protect jobs and businesses.

Canada's political landscape suffers from a decade of declining decision-making and a growing focus on messaging rather than on effective governance, pointing to a need for serious reevaluation.

Hannity pressed Lorenz repeatedly to condemn fans of accused shooter Luigi Mangione, but she deflected and steered the conversation towards broader healthcare issues.

"It's so easy to, like, not be a scumbag human? Sell your clip-ins and zip it, Insurrection Barbie," she wrote to Brittany.

Harris-Dawson noted, 'It is language that, anywhere outside this building where there aren't four armed guards, would get you hurt if you said these things in public.'

In an age when brash and bold frequently trumps sane and sensible, it's easy to opt for what gets more attention. This preference for sensationalism over substance has become a common theme, leading to a deterioration of meaningful discourse across various domains.

There's no evidence that Elon Musk has a penile implant, a rumor magnified by Azealia Banks as speculation around Musk's private life continues to swirl.

Chappell Roan's name, often confused with Dave Chappelle's, gained notoriety as one of the most mispronounced words of 2024, showcasing the challenges of name recognition.

Seeing public events get increasingly disrupted by screamers struck me for how normalized this behaviour has become. When confronted with a bodily assault in public discourse, too many simply fold.