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By Bill Beverly In the summer of 1970, there occurred the unusual opportunity to attend three performances of an infrequently performed play by William…

Most people who have been following the controversy over Kathleen Stock’s speech at the Oxford Union, and who have been observing this debate that combines transgender rights, the rights of women and free speech, might be tempted to conclude that the dispute has its origins in a sole ideology. That is, the transgender ideology which

We should celebrate the demise of this puritanical movement.

​​Adjoa Andoh’s coronation comments revealed the ugliness of racial thinking.

Matthew Goodwin's new book gives voice to the frustrations of the masses.

The most vicious people in public life think of themselves as kind.

Those blaming wokeness on Derrida or Foucault have totally misunderstood their work.

Plus: making cows greener; the woes of leasehold; world-beating British trains; and a shortage of Easter biscuits

Women's rights activists are increasingly making their voices heard on the transgenderism fad, which is erasing women's sports and women themselves from society. The issue is erupting [...]

The perpetually offended have endowed words with quasi-magical properties.