Is public shaming effective or just bullying?
Sep 19, 2019, 04:30 AM
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Recently in the US the divisive political commentator Bill Maher argued that fat shaming people is a good thing. Unsurprisingly, Piers Morgan agreed with him. Many people reacted furiously believing that it is simply bullying. Elsewhere, there are numerous examples of people having been publicly shamed for saying racist or sexist things. This kind of public shaming has, on occasion, helped to highlight issues that plague society. This week the AQQA Team explore public shaming in it's different forms and see whether it has any value.
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Recently in the US the divisive political commentator Bill Maher argued that fat shaming people is a good thing. Unsurprisingly, Piers Morgan agreed with him. Many people reacted furiously believing that it is simply bullying. Elsewhere, there are numerous examples of people having been publicly shamed for saying racist or sexist things. This kind of public shaming has, on occasion, helped to highlight issues that plague society. This week the AQQA Team explore public shaming in it's different forms and see whether it has any value.
If you'd like to get in touch then please find us on twitter or instagram @aqqapod. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast and give us a lovely little review if you so wish.