Cancel culture : tales from the front lines /
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Washington, D.C. :
Academica Press,
2021.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: Section I Academia
- Don't Kiss Me, Kate: An Unintended Announcement of Academia's Irrelevance
- SHEAR Madness: Taking an Old Hickory Switch to the Dying Academic Historical Profession
- Unfortunate Series of Cancelations: Cancel Culture Comes To Publishing
- Pigment of Her Imagination: The Pitfalls of (Not) Being Black in American Academia
- Saving, Professor Flynn: In Memory of a Scholar and Free Speech Advocate
- Section II Arts
- Trouble in Tahiti: Paul Gauguin's works at the National Gallery of Art, London
- Dancing Degas: "Degas at the Opera" at the National Gallery of Art, Washington
- Violent Bear It Away: Flannery O'Connor Gets Canceled
- Vive Le Roil: St. Louis Refuses to Cancel St. Louis
- Get Woke and Go Broke: The High Price of Canceling James Levine at the Metropolitan Opera
- Section III Entertainment
- Cancel HBO: The New Censorship Comes For HBO
- Disclaimer: Mel Brooks is Canceled
- One, Two, Three Your Freedom Is Not Free: Cancel Culture Comes For Dr. Seuss
- Moping About Muppets: Another Humiliation for Disney
- Borat Bores Us: Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat Sequel is a Flop.