Sorry, Not Sorry: How Do We Forgive and Evolve in an Age of Cancel Culture?
Cancel culture is based on the heartless assertion that people can’t and won’t ever change. In Judaism, we learn the opposite.
Cancel culture is based on the heartless assertion that people can’t and won’t ever change. In Judaism, we learn the opposite.
One hashtag on the rise is #sorrynotsorry, a phrase meant to indicate that the apology — the “sorry” — comes because it’s expected of you, but not necessarily because you mean it.