Bad faith actors: the black hole in the left’s coverage of trans rights
The mainstream left ignores the existence of bad faith actors when covering transgender issues, assuming nobody will abuse ‘inclusivity’.
Givebutter Silences Women During Let Women Speak 2022 USA Tour
Cowardly Corporation Givebutter Prioritizes Gender Over the Sex-Based Rights of Women and Girls
Why the West Lost the War on Terror
On the anniversary of September 11th, we examine how and why the West made tragic mistakes in the struggle against Islamic extremism.
A Practical Radical Politics
How can we navigate the tension between practicality and radicalism in political activism? Professor Robert Jensen discusses.
Primark, A Pervert’s Paradise. What Can Be Done? Part 2
Understanding the problems within Primark stores is one thing. But how do we make the company take these incidents seriously?
Primark, a Pervert’s Paradise: Part 1
Women and girls are frequently targeted by male predators inside Primark stores. A fake u-turn over gender neutral changing rooms will not protect them.
Another Controversial Victory for Max Verstappen – More Corruption?
With the FIA granting another F1 victory for controversial champion Max Verstappen, is 2022 the worst year for sports corruption yet?
Condemning Abubaker Deghayes but Supporting Mubarak Bala is not Hypocrisy
Abubaker Deghayes was arrested for supporting terrorism while Mubarak Bala was condemning it. Their prosecutions are not equivalent injustices.
Varna, Bulgaria: A Paradise on the Black Sea
The city of Varna in Bulgaria is well worth a visit, possessing a deep sense of history along with a very modern atmosphere.
Saving Xavier’s Penguins
Xavier Gorce has resigned from French newspaper Le Monde after 18 years, over the backlash to a cartoon commenting on France’s #MeToo moment.
Mubarak Bala’s Sentencing: Tolerant Pluralism and the Imperative of Islamic Reformation in Northern Nigeria
The sentencing of Mubarak Bala demonstrates the need to reform how Islam is practiced in Northern Nigeria.
Metamodernism: An Enlightenment For Today’s World
Much talk of the Enlightenment is rooted in Eurocentric and archaic thought. What is needed is a continuation of the Enlightenment beyond the 16th century.
Nationalism and the Left: African Socialism
As part of examining the legacy of left-wing nationalism, Katie Barker and Dan Fisher look into the history of African Socialism.
