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.
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Predators and Their Enablers
Those who argue for respectability and moderation serve the purposes of the predators who wish to go about their business unchallenged.
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The Cotton Ceiling Is a Continuation of Rape Culture by Other Means
Attempts by men to coerce sex from women have only been further legitimised by the idea of the Cotton Ceiling.
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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.
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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.
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Maira Shahbaz Must be Granted Asylum From Sexual Slavery in Pakistan
Kidnapped age 14, forcibly married and converted to Islam by her captor, Pakistan’s high court declared Maira Shahbaz should be ‘returned to her husband’.
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The Persistence of Paul Blanchard: No Cancel Culture for Straight White Men
The continuing ability of Paul Blanchard’s podcast Media Masters to draw in big names sits in stark contrast to the cancellations of women.
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Dr Kathleen Stock’s ‘Material Girls’ – Living in Our Material World?
Material Girls by Dr Kathleen Stock concedes too much ground to a reactionary orthodoxy, argues Dr Heather Brunskell-Evans.
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The Bravest Women in Britain – Speakers Corner
The Christian preacher Hatun Tash receives no recognition for challenging Islamic extremists at Speakers Corner, but plenty of threats and actual violence.
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Stitched Up With Embroidered Accusations: Artist Jess de Wahls Cancelled
The Royal Academy of Arts in London pledged to avoid stocking art by Jess de Wahls after a social media campaign denounced her as a ‘TERF’.
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