Sunak rightly condemned being labelled a “P*ki”. That he didn’t use his time as PM to condemn other instances of racism, against other minorities, who don’t have his privileges, for politically expedient reasons, is one of his biggest failings in office.
Simon Woolley said he hopes the media will reflect after Arday's death – that "those who feed off this as meat & drink will ask themselves: is this really good for society? Black & brown against white, working-class of colour against working-class white… We're better than that"
"A black person such as myself could not call out what happened to Jason Arday without it being twisted into 'Simon Woolley said you're all murderers' in the media"
My in-depth interview with the Principal of Homerton College, Cambridge University 👇
https://t.co/vvtaOwaqIl
Simon Woolley on Homerton's £2.8m operational deficit: "I've had to grapple with growing pains. That has meant hard yards and difficult conversations about strengthening the infrastructure. There has been turbulence – but if you zoom out, the college is in great shape"
"At Leaving MAGA, we're trying to normalise changing one's mind – that admitting we made a mistake is not a weakness, it's a show of maturation"
My insightful interview with former MAGA man @PerfectOurUnion on the non-judgemental community he's set up 👇
https://t.co/3hja9uM1P9
Can Burnham Wave Goodbye to the Culture Wars?
"Those in power pursued a relentless exceptionalism that exists (only) in their heads & social media feeds; stoking faux battles, treating us with contempt"
The new Byline Times has gone to press 👇
Join us: https://t.co/VN52XqO3Rm
The story of Jason Arday is the story of James Orr
Of the ideology that has found a foothold in institutions like Cambridge, fostering the sorts of ideas that formed the undercurrents against Arday
I returned to my alma mater for an in-depth exploration: https://t.co/goQ2yHI6l0