Authoritarianism has significant implications for cultural expression, often leading to censorship and suppression of dissenting voices. In such regimes, freedom of speech is limited, stifling creativity and critical dialogue within the arts and media. Artists and intellectuals may face persecution for addressing controversial themes, leading to a homogenized cultural landscape. Moreover, authoritarian practices can result in the loss of cultural heritage as alternative narratives are overlooked, which jeopardizes diversity in cultural expression and public discourse.