Power trips are as old as power itself. The moment someone feels they have a little more say, control, or authority than others, the temptation to misuse it can creep in. Sometimes it’s subtle. Sometimes it’s blatant. But wherever it shows up—at work, in schools, online, in politics, or in day-to-day life—it leaves a trail… Continue reading The Trouble with Power Tripping: How Control Turns Toxic
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Cancel Culture in Korea: Accountability or Public Shaming?
Cancel culture has become one of the most debated social phenomena in recent years. While it exists in many countries, South Korea’s version of cancel culture is particularly intense. It is swift, unforgiving, and often leaves little room for redemption. Unlike in the West, where public figures might slowly rebuild their careers, being “canceled” in… Continue reading Cancel Culture in Korea: Accountability or Public Shaming?
