I'm Gregory Warner, host of NPR's Rough Translation.

As we enter this uncertain election season,

one thing we know for sure, things are going to get dirty.

And I'm not just talking about the US campaign trail.

I raised both my middle fingers and shot

rapid slas at the justice system.

Starting September 16th, we bring you a new series,

Rough Translation's School of Scandal.

Their lines shouldn't be crossed.

Don't cross them.

We'll take you around the world to meet people calling each other out.

All of these comments are scrolling across the screen.

And taking each other down.

We're just going to take out our anger, our censorship in general, on you.

To try to change the status quo.

It's a good feeling in a bad moment.

Some of us have to now really come to terms with how do we then go from here.

Because sometimes a little scandal can help you see what's really important.

We're going to meet fanfiction writers fighting internet sensors in China,

where it's like negative influence or pornographic suggestions.

Indians calling out cast privilege in Silicon Valley.

Many feel a little bit uncomfortable,

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