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From Free Thought to Groupthink: How Humanism Lost Its Way
Shivam Gandhi advocates for humanism's' return to reason and accepting harsh truths about religion, especially religions that minorities may hold.
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The Use and Abuse of the 'Settler Colonialism' idea
Graeme Kemp reviews 'On Settler Colonialism: Ideology, Violence, and Justice’ by Adam Kirsch (2024)
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The Significance of Kemi Badenoch
Written by Rev John Root, and republished from his blog 'Out of Many, One People'
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Why I Don't Need Your Diversity Training
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Racial slurs are insulting, not criminal
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Why Is Britain Lashing Out, And Where Do We Go From Here?
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Statement from The Equiano Project Condemning Anti-Semitism
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The Fight Against 'Cultural Socialism'
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When Anti-Racism Became Anti-Progress
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When Anti-Racism Became Anti-Progress
Book Review: The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America by Coleman Hughes
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The Equiano Project at the Battle of Ideas: Championing Open Dialogue
Last weekend, I had the pleasure and privilege of attending the Battle of Ideas, a festival filled with lively debates and discussions tackling some of…
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Reckoning with History
Event Highlights: A Critical Discussion on the Reparations Debate
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Youth Violence Is Not a Black Problem
Are We Framing the "Knife Crime Problem" Incorrectly?
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Magatte Wade’s Vision for African Success
"Africa needs private investment, not charity"
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Bonus Post: Listen to Inaya Folarin Iman & Nels Abbey debate "The Coconut Trial"
Recently, our director Inaya Folarin Iman participated in a lively discussion on BBC Radio 4's Antisocial, debating "The Coconut Trial" with author and…
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Racial slurs are insulting, not criminal
We can challenge offensive speech without resorting to criminalisation
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