The CofE's new "Head of Racial Justice Priority" position offers a staggering £66,646 – more than double the salary of its parish priests – prompting fierce debate over priorities in a deficit-riddled diocese.
All three candidates running to succeed Baroness Scotland as Secretary-General of the Commonwealth have backed the idea of making amends for slavery and colonialism.
Afro hair should be made a protected characteristic under the Equality Act, according to a campaign backed by ex-Spice Girl Mel B.
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.
The BBC has deliberately destroyed the great British sitcom, says Steven Tucker. Making the unwashed masses laugh is no longer PC and comedy must be given a 'higher purpose'. No wonder nobody is watching anymore.
The billion-pound slavery atonement proposed by the Church of England is slammed by Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph, as yet another instance of British national self-loathing and Americanised symbolic virtue-signalling.
A new "racial justice unit" is being established by the Church of England to combat racism, including a £36,000-a-year position for a "deconstructing whiteness" officer.
Guy de la Bédoyère wonders at the BBC's tremendously popular The Black and White Minstrel Show, that was still being staged as late as 1989, but about which the corporation is now unsurprisingly ashamed.
A recent survey asked Americans how many unarmed black men were killed by police in 2021. 28% of "very liberal" respondents said "about 1,000" and another 10% said "about 10,000" or greater. The correct answer is 11.
