BY DANIEL JUPP A phrase we sometimes use about progressives and radical leftists is that they are self-hating. We use this phrase when we are referring to the phenomenon of white ‘liberals’ so emotionally invested in hating their own skin colour, their own nations, and their own ancestors. Think of most of the Labour Party today. Racial identity politics is of course enthusiastically supported by … Continue reading The Self Love in Group Hate
BY JACOB TOPOLSKI There’s a lot of chatter about children identifying with animals these days, often labelled as ‘furries’. Picture this scenario: It’s dinnertime, and one of my children drops a bombshell. Seated at the table, my son declares, “Dad, I think I’m a cat!” I gently correct him, “No, son, you’re a boy.” But he persists, citing his friends at school who proudly identify … Continue reading My Son’s No Pussy
BY JOHN NASH I received another one of those emails this week, signed by a person who put (him/his) after their name. What in the blue blazes is going on? Is it something in the water? First, a biology lesson for post-modern and LAME (Look At Me Everyone) people. You are born either male or female. Less than two percent of people have intersex fiddly … Continue reading Infinite Mind Genders
BY ALEX STORY In their 2018 report “Islamophobia defined”, the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on British Muslims defined the term as being “rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness”. This is a surprising definition. Afterall, Race and Religion have nothing in common. Religion has underpinned every human civilisation since the Garden of Eden. In … Continue reading Islamophobia Misdefined
BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN A quarter of a century ago, when I was at university, Feminism had won. Equality was a done deal. The few women who joined the Feminist Society tended to be sturdy lesbian oarswomen likely blissfully ignorant of the distinction between a leotard and Lyotard. The women students who subscribed to the Cocktail Society outnumbered them fifty to one. Over the next decade … Continue reading I, Feminist
