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Toccara Jones says Tyra Banks' Netflix doc appearance felt "performative," lacking empathy and vulnerability toward former contestants.

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A Tufts University professor says the era of peak campus "wokeness" may be fading, arguing that a new crop of students is rejecting performative politics and demanding serious debate in the classroom.

BEN SHAPIRO (HOST): Again, performative, performative, performative. I don't disagree with the stuff she's saying, but the performative nature of it does not make the American people feel as though ...

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“Performative studying,” the act of studying excessively in public to appear studious and hardworking to your peers, seems like an oxymoron. How could something that used to be “nerdy” and uncool be ...