'Cancel Culture' is generally not 'a mob' - it's usually journos or individuals leveraging or hyping up a little bit of a mob. A Board is not going to dump a C

'Cancel Culture' is generally not 'a mob' - it's usually journos or individuals leveraging or hyping up a little bit of a mob. A Board is not going to dump a CEO because of just some angry people on Twitter, it's the pressure exerted by amplified voices, particularly those in the press. Once a fire starts, a lot of other writer tend to to pile on. If everything were just on Twitter, nobody would care. It's the 'newsification' of Twitter that creates the problem. The Board cannot ignore CNN, WaPo and all the ruffling they casuse.