Stop the Slow-Motion Hollowing Out of Democracy
Insights from the The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway episode “Is America Sliding Toward Authoritarianism? — with Julia Angwin & Ami Fields-Meyer”, published July 16, 2026.
In "Is America Sliding Toward Authoritarianism? — with Julia Angwin & Ami Fields-Meyer" (The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway, July 2026), authoritarianism today rarely arrives via a dramatic coup; it manifests as the gradual, institutional hollowing out of democratic norms. To resist, citizens must move beyond performative online outrage and adopt 'collective stubbornness'—using their specific professional and local influence to throw sand in the…
In "Is America Sliding Toward Authoritarianism? — with Julia Angwin & Ami Fields-Meyer" (The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway, July 2026), the intended audience is: Civically engaged professionals and activists looking for actionable strategies to defend democratic institutions.
Authoritarianism today rarely arrives via a dramatic coup; it manifests as the gradual, institutional hollowing out of democratic norms. To resist, citizens must move beyond performative online outrage and adopt 'collective stubbornness'—using their specific professional and local influence to throw sand in the gears of compliance before the threat becomes acute.
Civically engaged professionals and activists looking for actionable strategies to defend democratic institutions.
Topics: authoritarianism, activism, democracy, tech-policy, civil-disobedience
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Authoritarianism today rarely arrives via a dramatic coup; it manifests as the gradual, institutional hollowing out of democratic norms. To resist, citizens must move beyond performative online outrage and adopt 'collective stubbornness'—using their specific professional and local influence to throw sand in the gears of compliance before the threat becomes acute.
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