Anti-Racism
The classroom culture war
Saving education from the forces that wish to politicise it is one the most important cultural challenges of our time
Angels, demons and videotape
What American journalism’s “teaching moments” teach us about American journalism
The perils of artivism
No space for art: how the ICA has been using public generosity to promote political activism
Spare us the virtue-signalling hypocrisy
Footballers who take the knee are participating not in the fight against racism, but in BLM’s double standards
What does the Anti-Racism report mean for the Church?
The Church of England cannot afford to kowtow to all of the demands made by the Church’s Anti-Racism Taskforce
Reality check: mathematics is not racist
Engaging with students on the history of mathematics would do far more than pretending that the subject abounds with racism
Denounce Black Peter – or else!
How a London loneliness charity excluded an old man for not conforming to its anti-racist agenda
‘Anti-racism’ claims another scalp at University of Oxford’s Medical School
In adopting “social justice” ideology, Oxford’s Medical School risks taking a dangerous turn away from science and reason
American Utopia
Facts are overlooked in American Utopia’s HBO concert film to accommodate the systemic white racism narrative
The Long Hours: remembering David Oluwale
How one man’s English journey, begun in hope, turned into a nightmare
Long-form television it is, then
The home of mid-budgeted literate films aimed at adults is no longer at the cinema
Should the COI make a return?
How government communications are in serious need of a reboot
Cold War rematch
The winners of the Cold War turned out to be the authoritarians, not the democrats
George Miller: Anti-Communist
30 years on from the Moscow Coup, Gerald Frost remembers the man bent on bringing down the Soviet Union
Fifty years of easy money
Having gold as an anchor may not be perfect, but it does prevent the enormous expansion of public debt
Advocates who brook no dissent
Narcissistic identity politics perpetuates that other people are dangerous things that require controlling by activists who “get it”
Passport to your soul
Opening the door to vaccine passports could lead to years of oppression, says Patrick Fagan
What’s it like to have a home? Part I
In the 1980s, Britain closed most of its mental hospitals, and some of the patients became my friends
Follow the money
We need to reset the overseas development aid discussion
Being a snowflake is bad for your mental health
The injustice of social justice theory raises barriers