It wasn’t —. It is like our N.B.A. But all of that hinges on a total buy in. Like, tap, tap, microphone on. It takes that form and essentially mocks it. It’s art. Like, what is going to be the reigning champion fantasy —, — of this county for the next four years? Jenna and Wesley first discussed public apologies in 2019. And this is the end of our season for this year. No, you’re right. And there’s been a lot of really brilliant analysis on what I’ll call Black feminist Twitter, academic Twitter, about the limits of what her blackness can do for someone who has a career that has been really detrimental to a lot of Black lives in terms of upholding wrongful convictions and things like that. Right, and in the midst of all these people coming forward and sharing their stories, P.J. Well, you know who didn’t care one whit about what happened to Meghan Markle on Oprah? This is a person who knows what a great apology is. Jenna, I will just say this. It’s incredible to watch. And she’s a movement facilitator, which means she’s very skilled at managing the needs and desires of large groups of people with different interests, all working toward the same goal. Dreams are the things that emerge to the subconscious mind when you’re sleeping or kind of not totally aware of them. It’s infuriating the degree to which he removes himself from the apparatus of misogyny. And she has also been on the wrong end of a social media fallout herself. You chose to look the other way. Vogt, who is one of the hosts of “Reply All,” and Sruthi Pinnamaneni, the host of this Bon Appétit series for “Reply All,” they each come forward and issue apologies. Osbourne keeps getting defensive about this, but anyway, it doesn’t matter. That was four years of combat about this question of what America is, what its values are and who gets to participate in that fantasy. You have no shame. And I don’t know if that’s a conversation we could have had eight years ago. The best example of this was “like a 10-layer apology,” Jenna said, and starred Meghan Markle, Oprah Winfrey, Piers Morgan and Sharon Osbourne. Well, what then? President of the United States of America Land! Yes, every hour. When she’s not editing, you can catch her taking awesome pictures, experimenting in the kitchen, watching tv and movies, or looking for a great view in nature. That’s right, Wesley. Thank you for bearing with us through ad hoc emergency quarantine episodes. I mean, it is an amazingly powerful fantasy. And then they’re never heard from again. I’m out. We also have a very special announcement. But I also think really expressing a kind of contrition about it is another part of it. You know? That’s how you’ve been trained to communicate. It’s the number one job. I didn’t want no allegations. So it’s just that but the inverse. We screw up, too. But we settled on a very recent incident starring Meghan Markle, Oprah Winfrey, Piers Morgan and Sharon Osbourne. And it’s one that’s frequently Instagrammed, so I’m sure people have heard it before. No, no, no, it’s not that bad. And it essentially reveals that the purge was created as an experiment on Staten Island to get rid of poor people. Nobody’s dancing in the streets for we got a new comptroller. He knows the pitchforks are coming. You’ve just bought a ticket to the fantasy of America Land. We prop up our iPhone on the bottle of water on the table and got it streaming. Our theme music is by Kindness. And we all have to be extraordinarily cautious that we don’t trade one fantasy for another. Here’s a peek at some of the entries in their taxonomy of apologies. And the apology is part of the art. And it feels really great to see. So many of the chefs and big stars had left. Nobody knew who this person was. He starts gyrating his hips and singing the “F Donald Trump” song while making prolonged eye contact with all three of us! You’re right. @jennydeluxe, https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/15/podcasts/still-processing-lil-nas-x-justin-timberlake-apologies.html, Best of the Archives: Whiteness in America, interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. Ryan Coogler Still Processing Chadwick Boseman’s Passing As ‘Black Panther 2’ Production Nears. They essentially end up in this housing project helping each other survive. And when you think about the role of the presidency through that lens, the last four years all of a sudden make a lot of sense. And the only way to fight back is really to not fight each other. And it’s also worth noting she uses a variation of the Notes app apology, which is the same style and format, but just designed a little bit better. But it allows for something transformative to happen and to allow a mistake to be a prompt. Sound familiar? I just walked down Atlantic Avenue, and I was just cracking up. It was a total emotional purge. They’re really just about the person continuing to invest in themselves, right, and their own reputation. We’re talking about a person putting themselves on the altar and, in some ways, chopping off their own heads. Because it assumed that the only possible response to this election was going to be violence. But why? And it feels so great to see someone unabashedly do what all these other apologies really do, which is they just further the person’s own reputation. I am deeply sorry for the times in my life where my actions contributed to the problem — ”, ” — where I spoke out of turn or did not speak up for what was right. And I would say, by that standard, this is the third type of apology in our taxonomy. Then she feels such umbrage at the response to that conversation that she has with her co-host, including Sheryl Underwood, that she then goes to Twitter and posts an apology. And I’m, like, Wesley, to answer your question, Jenna, what do I think that was about is the question that I was asking myself. Our engineer is Marion Lozano. So I watched the first “Purge.” That’s the only one I’ve seen. We’re not talking about amelioration. He’s on a couch. They created a toxic environment at Gimlet, where I worked, where they worked. And we wanted to have dinner, just have a little sushi meal outside, safely, and watch the speeches. You can check out some of her other work on her website andrademichelle.com. I was, like, we’re not done. Wesley? Right, and so a few months after that, “Reply All,” a very popular podcast owned by Gimlet, a podcast company, starts a series about Bon Appétit. I think it will require us to actually do the work. Jenna Wortham. 15.3k Followers, 291 Following, 42 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Wesley Morris (@wsslyy) I mean, Adrienne Maree Brown is someone I reference a lot in my work. Therefore, it’s the most relevant to my life. I am not fully convinced that that hasn’t happened. You tell me. And the sacrifice/apology is seen as sufficient when it’s actually not enough. I understand that I fell short in these moments and in many others and benefited from a system that condones misogyny and racism. Like, it is media gone wild. The fantasy is America. It's been almost three years since Rachel Lindsay first began taping her Bachelorette season, which would eventually end in her getting engaged to Bryan Abasolo. And she’s insisting that she’s not racist. I don’t think this apology is that bad, this Justin Timberlake apology. And they look to the activist and writer adrienne maree brown for an example of a “fully evolved” apology. What even is a fantasy? It’s very thought out. Because that is part of the other aspect of what happened on Saturday is the fantasy of what America is. Right? That is not the shared experience of any single person at that table. I just want to say that everyone involved with this series, Sruthi and P.J., who’s the editor of the series, they also have done the things they are making a show about. You know in movies when they look at the compasses and they’re, like, the meters are all off! And we don’t even know what his fantasy of that fantasy is going to look like. No. And it’s similar to what happened to Sharon Osbourne with respect to that conversation she was trying to have with Sheryl Underwood on “The Talk.” We get to see this very public feud happen. And suddenly, the three of us become aware there is a person standing on the other side of the table intensely staring at us. I’m done. How many apologies are we talking about at this point? And so when they don’t get the desired outcome, they have another temper tantrum. But since then, you and I have just been creating our own kind of taxonomy of public apology. And it only requires you to sort of buy into the fantasy as being somehow simultaneously ahistorical but also very rooted in a particular way of being in this country. Is it 5 o’clock? Which I think is something that’s emerging that wasn’t as fully formed a few years ago when we did this podcast episode. So the blog post is called “Unthinkable Thoughts: Call Out Culture in the Age of Covid-19.” And she uses terms like “digital lynch mobs.” She uses terms like “witch hunts,” right? Because it is the land of opportunity. So this turn of events has been very shocking and very confusing. Damn. And science fiction being a place where we get to really work out these moral, philosophical, really important questions about society and humanity because it allows us space to dream and imagine and rebuild worlds within which to work out the solutions to the problems that we see in the real world. So we’re just going to let them kill each other and reduce the population. And she spends a lot of time offline, talking to trusted peers, trusted teachers, her mentors. We hope, right? I’ve read this book. I mean, as Black women, our work will never be done. Oh, my gosh. But the problem is not with the apology itself. But I actually think that the direction we should be trying to go in more frequently is down —. Hm. TechStuff is a show about technology. And I think a lot about that. And I think that there’s something about this moment, especially when the intersections of white maleness and, in Sharon Osbourne’s case, just whiteness, intersect with —, And I just think we really do live in such an incredible moment of dialogue and dialogical interactions between people who would never interact before, right? And I also, I think that these are — we’re talking about ritual sacrifices. OK, we should just say that Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears dated for four years when they were teen stars. Who gets the fantasy title belt? You should apologize. So who’s our example in this category, Wesley? And I think part of it is because we have a different grasp on this reality, which is to say that a lot of it is bound up in a fantasy, a series of fantasies. Michelle Andrade edits our podcast. I felt really moved by that, actually. And fantasy is just whatever you want to make it. So I mean, what I love about it is that he’s defending art, not bad behavior. And then she figures out, what does doing better look like for me? Like, y’all been trying to come after people who make art for centuries. And there are some things that bother me about this Reply All, Bon Appétit Test Kitchen situation. Hell & High Horror Podcast on Instagram: “Still Processing is a podcast hosted by New York Times culture writers Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris. That is not my experience. But what I was trying to say is it worries me. What would it mean to let go of these fantasies? You know what I mean? Yes, yes. But you notice that he doesn’t say in the apology, like, I’ve had the conversations that I need to have, right? Because I just wondered, was every single person dancing in Fort Greene in Brooklyn under the same impression? That’s not controversial. And our theme music, as always, is by Kindness. I don’t know, but it is an exponentially high number. Because I think the burn-it-down apology style is indicative of someone who knows that they actually don’t have to reconsider how they operate in the world and how they take up space in the world. It is here for a purpose. But I’m getting all these euphoric texts from people. We are Julie Francom and Meagan Heaton; between the two of us we have supported over 700 parents in their … Whereby 12 hours a year, American citizens are allowed to give in to their wildest, most violent fantasies. So there are these additional forces bearing upon these decisions. We can’t pay for anything. But actually, a lot of people seem to agree, which reminds me of the “Purge” movies. Yeah, and so I think there’s a real power in being able to set these culture traps and see who falls through the thatching over the hole. He knows that POTUS is bigger than anything that he could possibly be doing with a building. But at the same time, I think these conversations become increasingly improbable when we can’t even agree on how people might behave in response to a presidential election, which — the stores in various cities boarded up preemptively in the days before the election because for whom? Somebody pressed the gravity button, and we fell from the spaceship back to Earth. We’re not talking about making people whole again. But obviously, there’s a whole other universe of people — and I would say a broad coalition of people — who think this is just the end of the world. On April 22, you and I will be taking your questions, Still Processing listeners, in an Instagram Live event. So that is Justin Timberlake apologizing in February for — [SIGHS] you know. “I panicked, felt blindsided, got defensive, and allowed my fear and horror of being accused of being racist take over.”. I feel like the compass is working again. Here’s my background. There was something about Barack Obama that, I mean, not just for Donald Trump — I mean, lots of people were, like, oh, God. And they want their kids alive. I just didn’t want to give into the euphoria. Wasn’t the boarding up offensive in some ways? The infamous 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, featuring Timberlake and Janet Jackson. The person does apologize. Wait, are the clubs open? So that ended up revealing these more toxic situations. But, that doesn’t mean the rapper is happy about it. I mean, the country makes a lot of sense. And one thing about these fantasies is that one voter’s fantasy is essentially another voter’s nightmare. And when we come back, we’re going to talk about a different class of apology. Refinery29 is a modern woman's destination for how to live a stylish, well-rounded life. They’re one facet of an infrastructure that we’re watching emerge in real-time over the last couple of years about how people make amends publicly. I mean, wasn’t this last election about a fight over the fantasy. It was everything we talked about last week in terms of trying to find our footing and get grounded and what’s up from down. And the fight between progress and tradition is so built into this country that the last time the country sort of fell apart in this major cataclysmic way, it was over this very question. The country is out of money. That it can be very exciting. But just anecdotally, based on the responses I get on Instagram, I posted a screenshot of a tweet from a person named Summer Lee on my Instagram the other day that basically said, you know what? Join host Jonathan Strickland as he explores the people behind the tech, the companies that market it and how technology affects our lives and culture. As Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger continues to mull over his future in the NFL, a close, longtime teammate of his announced his retirement earlier today. And it’s wild to me that this election in 2020 is asking the same questions in many ways. There’s also a corollary effect, which is that it creates this overwhelming anxiety and fear environment, where people are just so worried that their neck’s on the chopping block. I actually think a lot of people are more interested in what the fantasy around Kamala Harris is going to be. Right? It was recently exemplified by the “rapid-fire chain of events” (as Jenna put it) that involved Bon Appétit and Gimlet Media, the parent company of the podcast “Reply All.” It was “Netflix mini-series type level drama” for the media industry, Jenna said. The message this Notes app apology is sending is that Justin Timberlake cares more about what people like us think, rather than what Britney and Janet think. It’s called “World Restart” from the album Otherness. People don’t want us to raise taxes. Piers Morgan and Alex Beresford’s heated conversation on “Good Morning Britain” (March 2021), which led to Morgan leaving the show. And he’s just there the whole time, just being like, oh my god, I can’t believe you guys are still falling for this. It was relief. You deserve nothing. This type of apology is followed by a dramatic exit — a mic drop. According to Wesley, this type of apology comes “when there’s so much public outcry” that a celebrity “feels like they have to apologize for something long ago.” A recent example is Justin Timberlake’s apology to Britney Spears and Janet Jackson, which he posted to Instagram in February. But rapid fire chain of events. That’s the best way to describe it. Tell me. And the question is how much do we want to acknowledge that we’re in one at any given time? That’s not to say it didn’t cost her something. And you have to be really careful about the parameters of someone else’s imagination and their vision. This podcast is a series of segments I recorded today after finding out that Kevin has blocked my phone number. So Bon Appétit chef Sohla El-Waylly blows the lid open via her Instagram story. But then halfway into the series, there is a huge “Bridgerton”-level twist, OK? (SINGING) Call me when you want. I mean, you couldn’t get more stark than that. I also just think that the infrastructure around the reparative and restorative work is deeply lacking. I don’t know. Now a fantasy is like the evil twin of a dream —, — in that a fantasy is kind of an illusion based on desires. They are the future of something that you want to behold, rather than just something that’s to your own means, or something that you’re enacting for your own gain, which is, essentially, I think what a fantasy can be. From the role of president, to the threat of another civil war to the soul of the country itself, we’re all harboring some kind of fantasy that we should probably interrogate. Produced by Hans Buetow. Why am I laughing so much? Tradition is about anti-change. And in addition to the apologies, they also say they’re going to step back from “Reply All.” Jenna, we need to maybe do some math here. He could get all the edible arrangements he wants in the world. Right, right. But there’s a part of me that still feels — I still hold a lot of grief in my body around it because those people are still worse for the wear, right? That’s it. With the election (nearly) resolved, we have a moment to step back and look at what fantasies our country is built upon. People just come forward and share honestly about their experiences across industries. That’s it. This apology, in some way, is none of our business. But the point is, he just left. But you know what? And we’ve got to know the difference between the two. It’s a slim text. But I also feel like there is this kind of subversive UsWeekly thing that’s happening, where they’re like, celebrities, we’re just like you. This is good. Mandy Moore Shares Intimate Snapshot Taken After Newborn Son Gus' Birth: 'Still Processing' this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. So, to our listeners, make sure you follow The New York Times on Instagram. OK. I mean, for there to be any kind of resolution, we would have to acknowledge that we haven’t healed from it. as a president. That experience, this random ass white person rolling up and thinking they had the right to interrupt us and have this, in their mind, perception of a shared political solidarity moment infuriated me. For America, it was a fight between this one version of the country that’s very entrenched in much older ways, which I think that side tends to call tradition and heritage. Yes, unfortunately, they do. And here is what I was trying to say. That spell is called America. Right? But they’re animating principles for this country, absolutely. But there’s a lot of self-delusion happening around what the last presidency meant and what the next one will mean. And it’s just —. Like, in the olden days, you’d have to figure out which mansion Justin Timberlake or Sharon Osbourne were holed up in and then mail letters to that house or drive past it and honk really loudly and try to get their attention. I mean, my god, yeah, apologizing years later. So they feel this pressure to respond, but they don’t always allow themselves enough time to think about the authenticity of that response. I was euphoric. But I think there’s a lot of skepticism around the easy narrative around her. I’m going to pull a Piers, too. Podcast 'Reply All' launched a buzzy series on racial bias at Bon Appétit. I mean, why does anything continue in a perpetual cycle without it ever changing? And so now we’ve got this other guy who is going to step into this fantasy, a guy who has been trying to step to this fantasy for decades and has not quite gotten there. There’s the shamelessness of the people who come together to try to force these apologies. And if your apology is basically a mic drop, uh, I don’t know. Because you don’t address it. And I know I failed.”. I mean, I think this is what we’re getting at in the course of this episode, right, which is that no one is impervious to wrongdoing. I mean, the thing about people apologizing now, in some ways, is like, you also didn’t have to do it. Apr 14, 2021. They underestimate the strength of collectivity. We don’t have to participate in these paradigms that are set up for us to participate in. Because we know that the stakes for being Black people in public and in the highest public office, that level of visibility, it’s just too easy to find something to latch on to, to deem them illegitimate and unworthy. It is just a first step to this other conversation. But it does sort of feel, under these circumstances, a little inadequate. I wasn’t one of those people who was glued to the TV to see which guy was going to win. It is designed to benefit white men. And even if you’re recognizing it now, again, what are you going to do about what you’ve learned? I mean, I hear you. I think she’s just trying to still lead by example and also work it out in public. Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know. And we’re going to talk about how one apology produces a series of apologies and maybe even some change. Jenna Wortham is a staff writer for the magazine, co-host of the podcast “Still Processing” and co-editor of the anthology “Black Futures,” with Kimberly Drew. Those are for sale. And that we don’t lull ourselves into this idea that just because Biden was elected president that we can dust our hands off and all is well. We should talk about this. It’s this Netflix mini-series type level drama. A loving daughter, sister, colleague and friend. Instead of me getting cancelled, why don’t we talk about what you’ve got a problem with? I actually do think that editor-in-chief of Bon Appétit should have stepped down. And once again, we are reading “Minor Feelings: An Asian-American Reckoning” by Cathy Park Hong. Not to get hung up on that. Read about "The Bachelorette" season 17 cast for Bachelorette Katie. Right, right, right. It seems like he was a huge part of facilitating a toxic environment. I’m going to continue to make amends. Because we exhausted every possibility. Sharon Osbourne’s defense of Piers Morgan on Twitter and on a subsequent episode of “The Talk.”. But Adrienne also mentions it in her book, which is why I’m bringing it up. It’s not a good feeling to have people be like, you’re f-ing up right now. The president’s on our money. You actually have the power to redesign the machine. They can actually build a lucrative fanbase off of being rebellious and not being accountable and let someone else clean up that mess. So there’s still time in case you want to get a copy, rent one from a library or get the audio book and follow along for the discussion. Meet "The Bachelorette" 2021 contestants for Katie Thurston's season. But I don’t always know that removing the person — I think extracting them from the problem after an apology is not really useful. It’s the president. This is like a 10-layer bean dip of apology, which is to say, it’s very complex and layered. But here are some things that she says in this apology. And then the person is contrite. And the interviewers keep asking James Baldwin, like, what will it take for Black people to cool it? 41 Likes, 3 Comments - Only Girls Podcast (@onlygirlspod) on Instagram: “still processing the xmas dinner conversations? There are buildings named after presidents. Lil Nas X, a.k.a. She quits, and there you have it, folks. When you tell kids you can be anything in the whole world, nobody stops at bus driver. It’s late July. We got to have our own dreams. It was called “I Have A Dream.” Because dreams are imaginative. Even if “The Talk” comes back, Sharon Osbourne said, you know what? And those situations wound up requiring some kind of acknowledgment of contrition or apology. And we don’t know how people are doing. Why do we need the America Land fantasy? Am I announcing that we can go back and par-tay? Hurray, hurrah. But haven’t you figured it out? Wesley, did you join the dancing? We use Notes app. And by the way, it’s not just the Gimlet is where “Reply All” lives, Spotify is where Gimlet lives. So people she loved and respected reached out and told her, this really bothered me. Live life today On Purpose! This has been happening for a long time. It has been transformative. It’s a feel good mechanism. I’m going to tell my daughter she can do anything she wants. In this podcast, David explains his urge to connect and sing along, and helps break down the mysterious life cycle and mating rituals of the periodical cicadas into something we can all relate to. Read about who Demi Lovato is dating now after her engagement and breakup from Max Ehrich. And that was, of course, obviously, the Civil War. And it’s just become the go-to way for celebrities specifically to post apologies on Instagram. [LAUGHS] So in this respect, I have to give credit to our first two apology examples because they didn’t have to apologize, right? Tell me when you have heard him say racist things and educate me. And I don’t think she’s trying to do that. That will be happening on April 29. And I just want to come forward and say — (SINGING) [EXPLETIVE] it, let’s ride. You talking about power maintenance and confronting the problem that you’ve caused, it’s bringing to mind Apology Number Two: the burn it all down apology. Something needed to be done. And being talked over on “The Talk,” yeah. I’m not on this show anymore. @wesley_morris, Jenna Wortham is a staff writer for The Times Magazine and co-editor of the book “Black Futures” with Kimberly Drew. He’s not saying, I’ve reached out. They want their community. A lot of people thought the term “digital lynch mob” was not appropriate. And the government, who’s instigating all of this mayhem, all of this chaos, which wink, wink, like, pay attention everybody. The speech was not called I have a fantasy. Commencing at the sirens, any and all crime, including murder, will be legal for 12 continuous hours. Nobody — when “Moonlight” wins best picture are people dancing in the streets? He’s looking a little mournful. And then he goes on to say, if the American Black man — but we’ll just say person because it’s in 2020, he meant all people, all Black people — but if the American Black person is going to become a free person in this country, then the people of this country have to give something up. The hiatus starts. And you just need to stop. Right. The Bon Appétit staff really drew fuel from that instant. And then he lands on Satan’s lap and gives him a lap dance. Which you’re in and you’re really good in, and everybody should watch it just to see Papa Wesley doing his thing. And you know who really understands the cycle and how rife with comedy it is? They have no big fantasies about this country turning around and suddenly working in their favor. It felt like this fantasy that we’re heading towards another civil war. They were no longer spinning. What do you remember about last Saturday? Like, apologies are made, the person disappears, and the rest of us, I guess, are feeling some sort of closure at the outcome. And deep Still Processing stans already know that we did an apology episode a couple of years ago. Joe Biden is campaigning for the soul of America. I have always been embraced with so much love and support from the Black community. Right? Make your dreams come true, if not for yourself, then for your children, who someday could be — (SINGING) da da da da da! 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