on social media have already started theorizing about the upcoming project.One user TV: Cancel culture in general, I'm always interested in how much it's actually helping the person being canceled, develop into a better person, or are they changing because of shame?MC: "It's the tendency to stop seeing others as people, but as their stereotypes and categories that they're in, and that is made easier by technology," she explains. "Literally, you're just typing into a keyboard. You're not looking at a person or talking to a person."WhileThe Opposite of Hate Our parents were born in the same place, but you were born in America. I was born in London, in England. So it means even what I have seen... My coordinates on planet earth are completely different from yours, so that means I definitely see things differently from the way you see them. Because we've been seeing very different things, experiencing different forms of racism, of sexism, of... So it makes sense that you may have a different perspective than I have. So let me listen to you. That's one of the things I love about meeting Black people in America, exchanging, "Wow. So you see it like this. That's so interesting." I think it's important to realize it's okay to be comfortable with the fact that you see things differently from how I see them. And that's exciting.