News Round-Up
27 April 2025
by Will Jones
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by Toby Young
More bosses are pulling the handbrake on costly diversity initiatives after realising they have allowed toxic identity politics to enter their workplace and wasted millions of pounds on pointless schemes.
Where did woke come from? Eric Kaufmann says it's not from Marxism but from something more visceral for the Left: the sacralisation of 'disadvantaged' minority groups and an overactive sense of guilt.
The Church of England's 'Oversight Group' has told it to raise £1 billion to "address the past wrongs of slavery" as church leaders continue to fall victim to the race grifters.
The ostentatious appointment of trans 'woman' Steph Richards to head a womb-disease charity may look like a publicity stunt, but there really is a growing number of men pretending to have female health conditions.
Echoing Suella Braverman's concerns, a Metropolitan Police Officer confirms the double standards in protest policing, citing leniency towards pro-Palestinian demonstrations in contrast to a tougher approach elsewhere.
A teacher writes that his school has become little more than a woke indoctrination factory focused on churning out identikit Left-wing activists. But the incessant alarmism is taking a toll on their mental health.
'Low Traffic Neighbourhood' chiefs are acting like "dictators", Florence Pugh's father Clinton has said after he was forced to shut a café.
So long, Fatty! The Beano celebrates its 85th anniversary with a 'woke' makeover, introducing a range of diverse characters and revamping the existing ones.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that universities can no longer take race into consideration when granting admission in a landmark decision that ends the widespread discriminatory practice of 'affirmative action'.
In the latest humiliation for the Prince and Princess of Woke, Spotify has pulled the plug on Meghan and Harry's Archetypes podcast. No wonder, says Alexander Larman, it was dull, repetitive and ridiculously short.
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