SBC Professor Tries to Defend Himself Against Cancel Culture

Conversations That Matter

Jon Harris

Society & Culture

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🗓️ 11 May 2021

⏱️ 30 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to the conversations that matter Podcast. My name is John Harris. I will be traveling this week. So my goal is to give you a few very short podcasts. I know I gave you a few longer ones last week, but some just I'm trying to pack some truth into some little nut shells.
0:30.0	Today we're going to be talking about reacting to cancel culture a little bit and I'm going to use as an example
0:35.8	as Southern Baptist professor who's reacting to kind of like a social justice mob.
0:42.0	In fact, I don't think that's an unfair way to
0:44.0	characterize kind of what's happening online at least. Some of the comments are
0:47.8	just vicious and I won't show you all those. I just I want to have more of a
0:50.9	broad discussion about how to handle this or maybe how not to.
0:56.1	And this particular professor we're going to be talking about, I'm not, my goal really isn't to criticize
1:01.8	him so much as just use this situation as an example.
1:05.8	I think often when social justice advocates go after a person and they target someone, they
1:11.3	say this is the person we're going to go after and you find on
1:14.6	Twitter or Facebook the mob comes out and they start saying all kinds of horrible things calling for
1:19.5	resignations. Two things happen and they're very confusing usually.
1:24.0	Number one the person who is being canceled apologizes for anything they may have said that was offensive.
1:30.0	The second thing is they defend themselves. They say, hey, I'm a friend of the
1:35.8	LGBTQ community or I am a friend of, you know, I treat women fairly that I've employed or I look at all my minority friends something like that trying to kind of
1:49.9	Offset the mob and and that doesn't work it actually appeases the mob even more in many
1:55.2	cases and so I think there's a place to respond to accusations but that's really
2:00.0	more for the sake of the people that you know and love that you don't want
2:04.8	confused about lies and accusations it's not for the mob so apologizing to them if
2:11.0	you're not in the wrong especially and if you haven't done anything to them if you're not in the wrong, especially, and if you haven't done anything to them
2:14.8	isn't really right.
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