Culture watch: What Celebs Can Do About Terrorism

Celebrities were quick to take to social media to send “their thoughts and prayers” to the city of Manchester, as they do after every such terrorist attack, notes Mark Tapson at Acculturated. But “instead of spouting embarrassingly frothy pleas” for love and peace, these celebs can do something far more constructive. First, they should promote a very politically incorrect awareness of, and resistance against, the very lethal threat of Islamic terrorism.” And “they can use their formidable star power to rev up creative projects which confront terrorism in a proactive way,” as Hollywood did during World War II: “If celebrities could be pushed to remove their multiculturalist blinders . . . they can help turn the tide.”