Consider a partial list of people — well, mostly people — who have fallen under the “cancellation” umbrella: Harry Potter scribe J.K. Rowling was canceled for her remarks about transgender people; the horse trainer Bob Baffert blamed “cancel culture” after his Kentucky Derby-winning thoroughbred, Medina Spirit, was suspended for failing a drug test; comedian Roseanne Barr was cancelled for making racist tweets about Valerie Jarrett; the Muppets, for 1970s-era cultural stereotypes that land a bit differently when being streamed in 2021; comedian Louis CK, for allegedly sexually assaulting several women; hipster millennial celebrity chef Alison Roman, for criticizing model-turned-celebrity chef Chrissy Teigen; Chrissy Teigen, for revelations that she’d bullied a reality star several years ago; TikTok star Addison Rae, for not crediting the creators of viral dances she performed in a skit on “Jimmy Fallon.”