^{Was unjustly killed at the age of 17 for his race}

^{Started uproar of canceling in summer of 2013}

^{Network of Black people that have transcended the culture to Twitter}

^{The creators of cancel culture (though not as intense)}

^{Are not the problem}

^{Boycotting and blacklisting was often used}

^{Black Twitter have adopted this action and used it online}

^{It's subsequent success just like in Civil Rights Movement can be observed}

^{The collective abandonment of something for a cause}

^{Cancel culture does this to people}

^{Have morphed canceling into a "call them out" mob mentality}

^{Harass and make it unsafe for people who are canceled}

^{Many have taken Black culture and dramatized it}

^{Politicians and many new networks have made cancel culture political in attempts to silence black people.}

^{Gen Z have contributed to uproar with extreme approach to the concept.}

^{Thoughts about cancel culture are now related to political affiliation.}

^{The famous are most affected by cancel culture}

^{Their actions are biggest in public sphere}

^{Lives are often heavily if canceled because they make no money}

^{Before the age of cancel culture, actions could not be held accountable.}

^{Older generations are used to this way of life, and hate cancel culture.}

^{Space that social media has been exacerbated due to social media}

^{Cannot hide behind intersectionality}

^{Cancel culture in its raw, true form is very beneficial.}

^{It has been warped into something theatrical where no one can say anything.}

^{It has no longer become cancel culture, it is now attack.}

^{Cancel culture only exists in the public sphere, so it's power mainly exists on social media.}

^{Politicians uses cancel culture and how Gen Z uses it to dilute the real work Black people have been doing.}

^{Cancel culture exposes issues that people who have multiple systems of discrimination.}

^{For example, white feminist were getting exposed in the summer of 2013 for their bigotry and racism even though they were women.}

^{It establishes a level of accountability in the public sphere, but it also means no one is safe from cancel culture's persecution.}

^{Can bring accountability for public issues and have others mass see it}

^{Helps the mass public be private and keep certain things off the internet}

^{Cannot hide behind intersectionality}

^{Destroys social elitism and tradition}

^{Can easily become online harassment and potentially real life harassment because some doxx and expose home address.}

^{Some are canceled for minute things, which detracts from the mission of cancel culture.}

^{Politics have become overly involved in cancel culture, and the stigma around it is based on political affiliation.}