The Free Speech Union has published an essay by Tim Dieppe, head of public policy at Christian Concern, warning against any attempt to prohibit 'Islamophobia'. As he points out, the APPG's definition is particularly poor.
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CJ Hopkins So, I’ve been excommunicated from Michael Shellenberger’s global anti-censorship movement. It’s my own fault. I was sowing dissension. I engaged in harmful speech in the group chat. I was making people feel uncomfortable. I was not playing ball. I was not with the program. The program, as you may recall, was launched in …
Simon Elmer The week after I published my article, ‘Trans Rights and the Order of Speech’ in Off-Guardian, The New Statesman published two articles by, respectively, the biologist, Richard Dawkins, ‘Why biological sex matters’ and the feminist, Jacqueline Rose, ‘The gender binary is false’. I don’t know Rose personally, but her 1986 book, Sexuality in the Field of Vision, had a considerable influence on …
MadebyJimbob returns to catch up on our philosophical discourse of deconstructing the argumentation of today’s popular figures. Peterson, Tate and Dawkins are prime examples of modern icons of being “rebellious thinkers” and dark intellectuals, but are they really? Jimbob joins me to discuss the atheism at the core of it all. We will also cover […]
'Affirmative action' is racism, Prof Richard Dawkins has said, and so is blaming white people for historic crimes. Amber Muhinyi welcomes the rare intervention for liberal democratic values and common sense.
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21WIRE + NR | Elites now suggesting that human extinction could be desirable outcome for the planet.
Matthew Ehret Will we see biotechnology serve the interests of humanity under a multipolar paradigm that cherishes national sovereignty, human life, family, and faith? As much as it might cause us a fair deal of displeasure and even an upset stomach to consider such ideas as the hold eugenics has on our presently troubled era, …
Remember our public intellectuals from times past, who fearlessly challenged the social mores and public zeitgeist of their times?
Henry David Thoreau comes to mind, who famously opposed the Mexican-American War with a night in jail, as does Voltaire’s sharp critique of Enlightenment optimism. Well, now these public minds are far and few between.
Branko Malić
21st Century Wire
Political correctness is rightly considered to be a vague term. However, this by no means warrants anyone to infer that it doesn’t exist and sway our lives to an enormous extent. The very point of deeming something inexistent by pointing out that it is vaguely defined is a tell-tale sign of the real root of what we call “Political Correctness.”
By Brandon Martinez | Non-Aligned Media | February 11, 2015 A terrible crime has happened in North Carolina – three young Muslim university students were shot dead ‘execution-style’ in their Chapel Hill apartment on Tuesday. Police have arrested and charged 46-year-old Craig Stephen Hicks with the brutal murders, a man known for posting anti-religion comments online […]
