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These days, academics are some of the biggest classroom bullies
Academia is one of the most honourable professions, but its standards are being pushed aside by a toxic culture
Islamophobia is reducing a historic chapter in the Conservative Party
Polling shows more than half the members of the Conservative Party believe Islam to be a threat to “British values”
Nayera Ashraf was the victim of a misogynist extremism that is all too widespread
As a recent murder in Egypt shows the world remains unsafe for too many women
It should not have taken centuries to teach the Crusades fairly
More schools must adopt a critical approach to this pivotal and traumatic episode in the Middle East's history
Why does the myth of the 'Great Replacement' endure in the West?
A theory full of holes is inspiring the western world's growing white-supremacist terrorist threat
Even 'Star Trek' can't sell conservative America a black female president
A recent episode in the series has provoked ire in a divided US
A common sense approach to debunk Islamophobia in the West
'Is there a problem with Islam' isn't a question anyone should be asking
Amr Diab and the Citroen ad: stop normalising sexual harassment
'Boys will be boys' does not apply. Men need to grow up
Omicron exposes an interconnected, but unreliable, 'global village'
For all the talk of the world being 'in it together', we still seem to leave a lot of countries behind
Jordan Peterson is part of a system he claims doesn't exist
The Canadian professor is an outspoken critic of the idea of 'structural racism'
Public platforms must not give space to conspiracy theories
In the US, Europe and elsewhere, bigoted views have too easily merged into the mainstream
The day that reshaped two decades of academia
Since 9/11, expertise on culture and religion has become permanently bound to national security studies
All at-risk Afghans must be evacuated - not just those who helped Nato
Somehow the lives of those who served the western forces seem more valuable than the rest
Hijab ruling: bigotry passing off as 'neutrality'?
There was no sacrosanct legal principle that was relied upon in this ruling
