Last month, during a panel about reality television for Variety’s Virtual TV Festival, Nick Cannon decried the “cancel culture” that has seemingly now come for him. In response to…
, Cannon said he objects to the current watershed in media that is causing some people to lose their jobs over things they’ve said or done. He said he favors “counsel culture” over “cancel culture.”
“In media in general, I’m usually the devil’s advocate or angel’s advocate, as they say, in part of this cancel culture where I feel like I’m not a fan of by any means,” Cannon said. “I think we should shift the idea from ‘cancel culture’ to ‘counsel culture,’ because we all have a past. Clearly, we’re living in a very systemic infrastructure where everyone’s guilty.”
“So in that, let’s figure out how to fix that one individual at a time,” he continued. “And use these times when people may say something incorrectly, or out of ignorance, and educate them. Whether it’s my fellow castmates that I have to come to the defense of, or someone that I don’t know at all may have made an insensitive tweet 10 years ago, I’m going to step up and I’m going to speak truth to it.
Cannon went on to speak about his higher education studies, which have included pursuing a master’s degree in psychology and a Ph.D in divinity and theology at Howard University. “Clearly throughout history, we’ve all made mistakes, but that’s the beauty of it is that we can learn from previous mistakes and grow to a better humanity. So I will be the defender of the cast or anybody,” he said.
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