When we’re brave enough to talk
“Graham brings an important conversation to New Zealand. All too often, we see cancel culture used, and, as a response, people keep their views to themselves.” – Nadia Braddon-Parsons
“Graham brings an important conversation to New Zealand. All too often, we see cancel culture used, and, as a response, people keep their views to themselves.” – Nadia Braddon-Parsons
“… absurdity croucheth at the door of the censor, a pursuit any bookseller would be advised to steer well clear of.” – @AKADaneGiraud
“This is possibly because of the Jewish instinct to sniff out false messiahs. We are a show don’t tell people.” – @AKADaneGiraud
“To put it another way, future shock is the sense that your future is being taken away from you. By whom? By ‘them’ – Mike Grimshaw
“Hitler has said to them “I offer you struggle, danger and death,” and as a result a whole nation flings itself at his feet.” – George Orwell
“In her pitch to Green members Swarbrick hints that this power may be sufficient to bring the whole rotten, planet-destroying system crashing down” – Chris Trotter
“Survivors of the Darfur genocide must be bewildered that South Africa would bring an action against Israel yet fail to have done so against Sudan.” – David Harvey
“Thus those who chant the slogan “From the River to the Sea – Palestine Will be Free” are inheritors of the business of genocide that took place at Wannsee.” – David Harvey
“Reading a blow-by-blow account of a cancelation cannot but force the reader to examine their own moral foundations” – @AKADaneGiraud
“Lange also said: “Democratic government can accommodate Māori political aspiration in many ways” – @ajthompson13