An art gallery's latest woke stunt is to display altered versions of classic artworks with the world 'on fire' from climate change. Why are modern political obsessions being shoehorned into everything, asks Steven Tucker.
This Valentine's Day, spare a thought for those who fall in love with inanimate objects like the Eiffel Tower. And don't you dare laugh – if activists have their way, mocking their 'orientation' will be banned.
Senior BBC employee Dawn Queva was sacked recently for calling white people a "parasitical deviant breed". Steven Tucker delves in the murky history of the bizarre belief system that underpins these racist ideas.
The anarchy at Pimlico Academy during the BLM hysteria in 2020 contrasts with Katharine Birbalsingh's success in imposing iron discipline and shows the other pole to which multicultural society tends, says Steven Tucker.
Is Katharine Birbalsingh's strict regime of regulated break times to prevent her multicultural school collapsing into sectarian strife a microcosm of where 'diverse' adult society is headed, asks Steven Tucker.
New Ofsted chief Sir Martyn Oliver recently admitted that Ofsted itself is one of the key problems facing teachers today. Too right, says ex-teacher Steven Tucker: what it calls 'good' is often nothing of the sort.
Sadiq Khan's pathetic 'culture picks' for the Times are the usual assortment of Left-wing answers that reveal a man much more interested in propaganda than culture, says Steven Tucker.
Obsessed by modish woke ideology, the National Trust has devised a competition in Sir Isaac Newton’s name which Sir Isaac Newton himself would not be eligible to enter.
Joey Barton doesn't always choose the most delicate way of making his points, but his message is clear: he thinks 'diversity' box-ticking is destroying sport. Is this why MPs think he is dangerous and want to censor him?
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) has been taken over by woke ideologues more interested in using its millions to debate transphobia, homosexuality and whiteness than search the stars, says Steven Tucker.
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