The British publishing world seems to be importing the identitarian wars that have been raging in America
By Tom Slater
Ben & Jerry’s — founded by two hippies, but now owned by corporate giant Unilever — has become increasingly outspoken
By Tom Slater
Winston Marshall didn’t leave a glowing Amazon review of Mein Kampf. He just called Andy Ngo’s book ‘important’
By Tom Slater
The Sussexes are profoundly annoying. They are virtue-signaling made flesh
By Tom Slater
Biden’s presidency has done nothing to abate racial paranoia. On the contrary, it’s getting more feverish
By Tom Slater
How can cash-stuffed capitalists pose as progressive freedom-fighters?
By Tom Slater
Messing up the entire brand is a small price to pay for Hasbro buying some woke brownie points
By Tom Slater
Why should a film star be sacked over her political opinions, however dumb or insensitive?
By Tom Slater
If these people cannot deal with the existence of views different to their own, they probably shouldn’t work in publishing
By Tom Slater
There is nothing liberal or progressive about insisting that only people who hold to today’s values should be allowed their place in sport
By Tom Slater
This is nothing to do with the strength of activists, and everything to do with the cowardice of institutions
By Tom Slater
Surely there should be some spaces in life untouched by political concerns?
By Tom Slater
Over the past few days, woke capitalism has reached new heights
By Tom Slater
