Bullied, Woke, & Canceled in the U. S. A., Part 2

This is the second of two podcasts on our bullying, woke, and cancel cultures, continuing the argument that the same unhealthy masculine, us vs. them worldview and Shadow traits that inform the subjugations of women, Indigenous Peoples, and Africans/African-Americans in U. S. history are also catalysts for misunderstandings, arguments, and occasional idiocy concerning the first three words in the title—and the state of the nation in 2024.

Okamoto, Yoichi R., “Johnson signs Voting Rights Act,” Digital Public Library of America

This podcast is also available as a written newsletter on Substack.

You can review the intention, context, background, and general trajectory of this podcast/newsletter on the About page. Here’s the short version: we’re taking a multidisciplinary (history, developmental psychology, culture, gender, race, spirituality, etc.) look at America’s collective Shadow (Jungian sense) and competing narratives as they manifest historically and currently, and offering some prospects for healing narratives and Shadow integration.