30 Mar 2021 - 1:20am

It’s all America’s fault Naive Brits have been duped by its poisonous politics

Ed West

29.03

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

Tomiwa Owolade

09.03

Why monarchies are more tolerant History shows that the Royal Family has always been a better friend to minorities than American democrats

Ed West

26.02

Why is the woke mob so scared? The no-platforming of yet another academic raises uncomfortable questions about free speech

Douglas Murray

25.02

Don’t cancel the Classics The ancient world has become the latest battlefield in today's culture wars

Daisy Dunn

04.02

The future is mixed-race Remi Adekoya's new book is a timely antidote to a polarising debate

David Goodhart

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

03.12

The trouble with woke Etonians Embracing identity politics allows public schoolboys to avoid acknowledging real privilege

David Goodhart

23.11

The Left’s obsession with subjectivity To properly understand the world we must use data and logic — not only anecdote

David Goodhart

09.11

How Trump held on to black voters The President's often-racist rhetoric was mitigated by his economic promises

Christopher Rhodes

05.10

The trouble with the diversity debate We're squabbling over symbols rather than focusing on the substance of inequality

David Johnston

29.09

Could Russian race-baiting tear the US apart? Disinformation campaigns that aim to alienate black voters have been traced to the Kremlin

Nina Schick