Why do they fear Populism?
“Predictably, the adversaries of this indigenous radicalism were elitist and unsavory” – @AKADaneGiraud
“Predictably, the adversaries of this indigenous radicalism were elitist and unsavory” – @AKADaneGiraud
“Gender ideology is infused right throughout the curriculum, says RGE spokesperson Fern Hickson. She knows of a school where pronouns are discouraged in order to prevent giving offence” – Yvonne van Dongen
“Women aren’t mentioned at all; neither is breastfeeding. Childbirth is described just once in list form as ‘birthing’; a less specific word with quite different connotations and usages.” – @gcsarahjean
“Listening to Thistoll’s arguments, I struggled to shake off the impression of a reactionary soul opportunistically anchoring himself to a marginalized group to validate his repressive inclinations”
“They do not enjoy disrupting the lives of fellow citizens, but such disruption is the only way to give this existential issue the attention it requires.” – James Cockle
If we don’t take action now, we will be counting the costs to our children’s health for decades to come.
What is the purpose of education? It’s an age-old question that we still grapple with today, and one we should perhaps be asking quite explicitly at this point in time. Recent reports about the dire state of our literacy and numeracy outcomes have led, incredibly, to comments about the relevance of these foundational and, many […]
The extraordinary take-off of scientific achievement in Europe from around 1500 remains a historic fact – and one that cries out for explanation.
One of the few advantages of the severe lockdowns during the Covid 19 pandemic is that it demonstrated that it is possible to reduce emissions and what actions would need to be taken to do that.
It seems The Science is whatever they decide is The Science on any given issue, whether it bears any resemblance to reality or not.