The Self-Hating Age: How Oikophobia is Dissolving the West
11 September 2024
by A. Gibson
News Round-Up
11 September 2024
Welsh librarians are being urged to avoid "racist" venues and tackle "whiteness" head-on in a £130,000 drive launched by the Welsh Labour Government to address systemic racism.
How did Thames Valley Police, an organisation committed to 'anti-racism', end up being found guilty in the Employment Tribunal of anti-white racial discrimination? HR expert C.J. Strachan thinks he knows the answer.
Were the anti-racism rallies that appeared 'spontaneously' on Wednesday to oppose 100 largely non-existent 'far Right riots' even real, asks Steven Tucker. Yes, people were there, but who was really behind it?
A Labour councillor who was filmed telling a crowd in London on Wednesday that far-Right rioters are "disgusting" and should have their throats cut has been charged with encouraging violent disorder.
Everything white is racist these days, from white paint to the White Cliffs of Dover. And now milk, it seems, with the Wellcome Museum labelling it a "highly politicised liquid". Steven Tucker wades into the nonsense.
The British Empire should be taught to school pupils like Nazi Germany, curriculum guidelines from the "leading provider of support for schools and trusts” insist.
The Church of England has committed to paying £1bn in slavery reparations. But the case for doing so is historical nonsense, say Robert Tombs and Lawrence Goldman. The Church never made any money from the slave trade.
History lecturers at the University of Liverpool have been told to teach that whiteness and heterosexuality are a problem in new guidance sent to staff.
Even the BBC's Monty Don complained that the surprise winner at this year's Chelsea Flower Show was a box-ticking exercise. Gardening has been colonised by wokesters who see racism everywhere, says Steven Tucker.
The National Trust has been branded "racist, ignorant, divisive and patronising" amid a backlash for replacing the term 'ethnic minority' with 'global majority' as it launched an 'inclusive' walking project.
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