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Australian universities are replacing the study of history with woke identity politics, according to a new report by the Institute of Public Affairs.
The parent said they were told by Roseville Kids Club in Sydney that the lessons were to raise a more 'inclusive' generation of students.
Login 'It's not your ABC or our ABC, it's their ABC': Chris Kenny29/04/2021|11min Sky News host Chris Kenny says the ABC takes your money and makes "whatever dross they like". "As you know this is what happens 24/7 on this station, news, opinion, discussion and debate from differing perspectives, we like to have an argument or a rant sometimes, always a laugh if we can, but it is intelligent, inquiring stuff," Mr Kenny said. "So serious discussion and differing viewpoints being offered, good food for thought. "But over at the ABC where they have four thousand staff and that billion dollar pl...
The IPA's Dr Bella D'Abrera says an anti-racism ad conducted by the Australian Human Rights Commission was based on the "complete lie" that Australia is "irredeemably racist". "There is so much wrong with this. First of all it's based on a complete lie and that lie is that Australia is systematically and irredeemably racist and this lie is a lie that has been developed in our universities - it began in the 1990's," she told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. "It's basically based on Marxist idea that the world is all about power, it's ab...
'Racially inclusive' crayons is 'critical race theory through and through' 20/04/2021|7min The IPA's Dr Bella D'Abrera says "this is critical race theory through and through" albeit, manifesting in a pack of crayons, as Crayola prepares to release its "racially inclusive" range of crayons. "This is another manifestation of the current unhealthy obsession the West has with race. I guarantee you the marketing team have come right out of a humanities department at an Ivy League university," she told Sky News host Rita Panahi. "If you've ever seen a three or four-year-old try to draw a person, th...