The Government appears set to bring in restrictions on children's and teenagers' access to smartphones and social media. Jack Watson, who's 15, objects to this potential restriction on his freedom.
Did Mattel really need to make Scrabble more 'inclusive'? Isn’t the beauty of the game is that it’s a merciless test of verbal intelligence? Fifteen year-old Jack Watson thinks it's fine as it is.
"These days, you expect something like this to be foisting woke gobbledegook on the audience. But no, this adaptation is faithful and as poignant as ever." Jack Watson enthuses about Animal Farm at Hull New Truck Theatre.
If you thought wokery could not get any worse, it just has with Nike's hugely controversial redesign of the England flag for Euro 2024 – blatantly based on the Pride flag, says Jack Watson.
The North Face has become the latest company to deploy woke nonsense on its unsuspecting customers by insisting they complete a 'racial inclusion course' if they want to benefit from a 20% discount.
English football teams are falling over one another to tick all the EDI boxes, even to the point of snooping on 'heretical' fans. But this sinister wokery distracts from their real problems, says Jack Watson.
Over 300 schools have signed up to a Stonewall scheme that tells them to avoid calling children boys and girls and to install gender neutral toilets, despite the Government making clear this should not be going on.
Back at school for just two days, Jack Watson was irked to be told by his French teacher that French is being made more 'trans inclusive' by messing around with the already baffling gender of words.
The latest Call of Duty video game will include an AI monitoring tool that will spy on players' conversations to identify foul language, 'hate speech', racism and 'misgendering', it has been revealed.
Fourteen year-old Jack Watson is his school's only budding journalist. Yet his teachers have not encouraged his talent but steered him away from 'dangerous' Right-wing views.
According to a recent poll, more than 50% teens think the world will end in their lifetimes. Fourteen year-old Jack Watson thinks he knows why: no lesson is complete without a dose of climate alarmism, including French!
Fourteen year-old Jack Watson reviews last night's live recording of the Weekly Sceptic for the Daily Sceptic. A good time was had by all!
