“Cancel culture is appropriation,” the three-time Grammy winner behind “2 Be Loved” tweeted.
“Nina Simone changed lyrics is she not an artist?”
Lizzo said in a chat withVanity Fair.
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“Language changes generationally; Nina Simone said you cannot be an artist and not reflect the times.
Other celebrities have been grappling with the idea of cancel culture.
Rowling, who continuously comes under fire for spreading anti-trans rhetoric.
“I think the word is the wrong word.
I think the word should be ‘accountability.'”
Kate Hudsonalso commented on cancel culture in an interview withThe Independent.
“People should just have a deeper awareness, right?
And people who don’t are being called out,” theGlass Onionstar said.
“Weshouldhold people accountable who do anything that’s sexist, misogynistic, or racist.
We should call out the lack of diversity in companies or the lack of women on boards.
Kanye should be held accountable for his behavior.
There are clear things that [warrant], you know, ‘You’re cancelled, bye!'”
