Monica Lewinsky mentioned cancel culture within the official trailer for her upcoming documentary “15 Minutes of Disgrace.”
“Think about waking up with the entire world speaking about you as a result of your mistake, your secret, has now been made public. Belief me: I do know a little bit one thing about this. I used to be Affected person Zero of getting a fame destroyed due to the web — and I might not be the final,” the 48-year-old activist stated during the trailer.
Lewinsky had her identify and fame dragged by the mud for years after her notorious affair with former president Bill Clinton was found and made public.
The occasions took a toll on her life, however due to the documentary, her anti-bullying work and her position as a producer in “Impeachment: American Crime Story,” she has informed the hosts of the “At the moment” present that she’s comfortable now.
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HBO Max’s trailer for ‘15 Minutes of Disgrace’ featured Monica Lewinsky speaking about cancel tradition.
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The activist appeared on the “At the moment” present in earlier this month to discuss her project.
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“It’s not simply folks in energy who’ve voices. That’s one of many beauties and the beasts of social media,” Lewinsky defined. “Extra folks could be heard.”
She added: “We’re dwelling in a tradition and world now the place we’re drowning in disgrace. We’re taking a 360 take a look at this tradition of public shaming, public humiliation tradition, and making an attempt to ask the query, ‘The place are we going?’”
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“I believe the takeaway of anybody watching this who’s struggling or appears like they’ve been shamed is which you can get by it,” she concluded.
Lewinsky produced the HBO Max mission with director Max Joseph. It is set to be launched on Oct. 7.
Fox Information’ Tyler McCarthy contributed to this report.
