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Colonialism
Total Results: 40
December 27, 2021
The cynical wokeness of Cambridge colleges
Decolonisation is an excellent marketing strategy
Robert Tombs
Friday
19.11
19.11
In defence of defending empire
Why are anti-colonialists suppressing a book instead of challenging it?
Robert Tombs
Tuesday
02.11
02.11
India is being erased from history
Modern historians perpetuate a cycle of victimhood
Robert Lyman
Monday
30.08
30.08
The West has lost its virtue
We have abandoned the taboos that held us together
Paul Kingsnorth
Monday
09.08
09.08
Critical Race Theory ignores anti-Semitism
Its obsession with 'whiteness' overlooks centuries of discrimination
Joel Kotkin
Thursday
01.07
01.07
China’s Communist Party owes it all to colonialism
President Xi's centennial celebrations forget the CCP's debt to imperial powers
Bill Hayton
Thursday
24.06
24.06
British imperialism didn’t destroy India
Colonial rule brought relative peace to the subcontinent
Razib Khan
Thursday
20.05
20.05
How racist was the British Empire?
A debate over war graves threatens to mislead the public about the past
Nigel Biggar
Wednesday
07.04
07.04
The Tory playboy who toppled the toffs
Iain Macleod was destined to be PM — and then fate caught up with him
Gavin Haynes
Monday
29.03
29.03
Antiracism is too middle-class
An obsession with language ignores the material priorities of Britain’s minorities
Remi Adekoya
Thursday
28.01
28.01
Why the West isn’t racist
The Enlightenment gave us individual freedom — yet Kehinde Andrews blames it for anti-black bigotry
Ralph Leonard
Friday
07.08
07.08
Not all the facts fit the anti-colonialist narrative
Anyone who teaches British kids about imperialism must be strong enough to cite all perspectives
Remi Adekoya
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