Barbara Kay
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Government-sponsored erasure of women's rights advances with the word 'female' being banned on International Women's Day
So the organizers had to make a choice: sternly reprimand those trying to shut down the gender criticals and allow open dialogue, or throw the gender criticals under the bus. They chose the latter.
Switzerland votes to ban the niqab in public
The Central Council of Muslims called it "a dark day," warning that the decision "opens old wounds, further expands the principle of legal inequality, and sends a clear signal of exclusion to the Muslim minority."
Mask mandates for children have no basis in science
Starting March 8, all Quebec students in grades 1 to 6 will be required to wear a mask at all times in the classroom and on school transport.
Academics and theorists reframe opposition to dangerous pit bulls in racist terms
If you recommend, as I do, the phasing out the breeding of pit bulls in the interest of public safety, Allen alleges, then what you are really in favour of is racism.
Jessica Mulroney was exonerated —so why isn't anyone apologizing for her cancellation?
Accurate reportage in a free society is not an act of courage. So the fact that so many people think it was tells you a lot—and nothing good—about the state of mainstream journalism in our society.
Biden's executive order allowing biological males to compete in female sports is an attempt to appease the far-left at the cost of women's rights
Kamala Harris had a duty of special care to put her actual mind to this issue before she let Joe sign that directive. And she chose not to.
Ryerson journalism student should not be barred from school newspaper for his religious views
Bradley, who describes himself as a libertarian, philosophically speaking, argued that "the whole point of life is to be open," and "It's OK to be a religious person. It's OK not to be a religious person."
Faith and family are at the core of Netflix's 'Greenleaf'
Nowhere in the series do you find anyone blaming their sorrows or their thwarted ambitions or their victimhood in any given situation on racism.
The Inquiry reveals Cornwall's history of sexual abuse against boys
In Ontario the town name of Cornwall became synonymous with an alleged pedophile ring of exactly those "respectable" men that for decades preyed on young boys.
Former radio host takes station to human rights tribunal after getting trolled on Twitter
Supriya Dwivedi filed a complaint against Corus Entertainment,, alleging the company refused to enforce journalistic standards on talk radio that led, as a consequence, to her being subjected to racist insults and threats of violence on social media.
'Zionism: An Indigenous Struggle' exposes the Palestinian appropriation of the suffering of North American native peoples
I warmly commend the essays in Zionism: An Indigenous Struggle. They circumvent all such contextual obstacles and speak with such buoyant admiration to the normalcy and justice of the Zionist dream.
Medical student expelled for refusing to change his personal beliefs
It is in totalitarian regimes, in which every aspect of life, including your private thoughts, is considered political, that they demand your very soul. And that is what has happened here.
Woman fired by restaurant after posting support for JK Rowling on Facebook
It is important that ordinary people understand that the phenomenon of cancellation has spilled over the banks that once contained the process to high-status people in the public eye.
How a Biden win could get America the conservative president it needs
For the good of the nation, the win should be a decisive one – absolutely uncontestable. That's wishful thinking for Trump, but it could well happen for Biden.
The war on critical race theory indoctrination is worth winning
This shining victory, whether brief or long term in its tenure, should be savoured to the full by Rufo and Peterson.
