March 29, 2021

The new Inquisition must never win There is more at stake in the case of Batley Grammar than the fate of one teacher

Andrew Doyle

29.03

The black saint against white guilt For Frantz Fanon, respect and dignity were more important than performative anti-racism

Tomiwa Owolade

26.03

The many deaths of Virginia Woolf The Bloomsbury genius discovered too late that she was wrong about everything

Will Lloyd

25.03

We’re living in a pornstar’s world Lockdown is creating an unjust, atomised and deeply inhuman society

Mary Harrington

25.03

Stop gloating about Brexit The EU's abysmal vaccine failure doesn't justify our vote to leave

Giles Fraser

19.03

Melancholy saved my life Profound sadness can be more of a breakthrough than a breakdown

Horatio Clare

18.03

When conversion is abusive We all want others to change — but at what cost?

Giles Fraser

05.03

Our narcissistic view of death Memorialisation has become more about the living than the dead

Giles Fraser

02.03

Can Jordan Peterson bring order? Unfortunately, his new book forgets the status quo simply doesn't work for everyone

Jenny McCartney

24.02

Free speech warriors are the real puritans Critics of today's progressives understand liberty, but not their opponents

Tomiwa Owolade

22.02

Robert Maxwell was no mystery His is a story of self-hatred and Holocaust trauma

Tanya Gold

18.02

Jewish privilege is a myth Today's obsession with 'whiteness' ignores the complexities of race

Giles Fraser