British actress Alex Kingston, whose career goes back decades, spoke about the rise of cancel culture in recent years and its impact on the entertainment industry.
Ahead of her new series about a canceled news personality, a famous British actress spoke about the hazards of cancel culture and its implications for entertainment. Actress Alex Kingston famously played time-traveling assassin River Song from the 'Doctor Who' series, but her latest project will be in a setting that is all-too familiar for viewers.
' CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE 'My generation is treading on eggshells, not knowing whether what you say will unintentionally hurt somebody,' she added. 'I get really confused about pronouns, for instance. I’m just not confident with how and when to use them. There is no empathy or sympathy, opinions are immediate and black and white.
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