Being on time for work is so cis-heteronormative. That's according to the latest 'research' from woke academics. But the trouble really starts, says Steven Tucker, when grown men start claiming to be six year-old girls.
The Pentagon's recruitment from the Boy Scouts has been hampered by Obama-era DEI schemes that have transformed the flower of American youth into a bouquet of total pansies, says Steven Tucker. And that’s just the start.
The age-old dispute over whether tomatoes are vegetables or fruit has got out of hand, says Steven Tucker, with academics now arguing that tomatoes are "non-binary" and "trans". And even the police are getting involved.
Canada's new public health adviser is Dr Jae Ford, a "Two-Spirit/Indigiqueer person with trans experience" who thinks water protection measures are homophobic. Steven Tucker isn't convinced this will aid public health.
Nick Timothy was right to criticise the Trafalgar Square mass Muslim prayer, says Steven Tucker. If we carry on further down this road Britain will be the first nation to be conquered through sheer social embarrassment.
Leeds fans were right to boo the 'Ramadan fasting' football match break, says Steven Tucker. Even Kick It Out admitted the aim was to make the game more 'visibly Muslim' – and there's nothing wrong with opposing that.
The BBC is in a panic about AI 'decline porn' videos mocking Britain's decay. But Steven Tucker says they're clearly jokes – the real fantasy is the media's 'progress porn', pretending the Yookay is doing just fine.
We're constantly told that everyone Caucasian in the country needs to check their 'white privilege'. But the disturbing case of Valdo Calocane shows what happens when black privilege turns deadly, says Steven Tucker.
From cosplay crusaders harassing Matt Lucas on the Tube to belly-dancing Green Party MPs, today's Left is all about LARPing – playing rebel, chasing imaginary causes and showing off for applause, argues Steven Tucker.
The press would rather splash salacious tales of sex-crazed tortoises on Golem Grad than touch Rupert Lowe's rape-gang inquiry – proof, says Steven Tucker, that fear and politics trump scrutiny.
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