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Meanings of callout culture in English
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call-out culture Social phenomenon consisting in a form of public shaming, usually on social media, that aims to hold individuals and groups accountable for their actions, by calling attention to behavior that is perceived to be problematic.
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Examples for "call-out culture"
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The statistics on youth suicide, he and Lukianoff suspect, are linked to this call-out culture.
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Based on conversations with high school and college students, the authors believe that most of them "despise call-out culture".
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But what we understand as " call-out culture" will probably diminish once we have a more diverse cultural sphere anyway.
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Perhaps it's the affect of call-out culture on social media, where minor infractions and differences of opinion get amplified into full-blown spats.
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This is exacerbated by the call-out culture and the phenomenon of cancelling, both of which are pervasive within the social media stratum.
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In recent months, however, cancel culture has become gangrenous.
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Read more: Is cancel culture a force for good?
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If cancel culture existed, Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg would not still be making moves.
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Is cancel culture here to stay or will it soon fade away as we move on?
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Like Momo, cancel culture would undoubtedly be a bad thing - if it was actually real.
Usage of callout culture in English
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We woke up each morning to increasingly worrisome news about the virus, texts from concerned friends, and a volatile callout culture developing.