This worksheet explores the controversial topic of cancel culture through a devil’s advocate reading that argues in favor of canceling public figures who act irresponsibly. The reading presents cancel culture as a form of public accountability and social justice, while also acknowledging the risks of false accusations. A real-world sidebar about the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard case adds complexity and context. The lesson includes a short reading text (~400 words), a “True Story” box with comprehension questions, useful phrases for debate, and a set of 15 discussion questions. Designed for B1–B2 students, this activity builds critical thinking, speaking fluency, and confidence expressing opinions on complex social issues.

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Cancel Culture Is Good for Society

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Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. This worksheet explores the controversial topic of cancel culture through a devil’s advocate reading t…