
Satire in the Age of Cancel Culture
For German cartoonist Bernd Zeller, the more sacred the political consensus becomes, the richer the material.

For German cartoonist Bernd Zeller, the more sacred the political consensus becomes, the richer the material.

When schools remove Christmas symbols, they are not making space for diversity; they are signalling that the majority’s culture is unworthy of being observed or continued.

The Library of Conservatism in Berlin is being made invisible.

The sociologist hasn’t changed his mind about trans people; he has simply acknowledged that he hid his true opinion out of cowardice.

Those gloating about Charlie Kirk’s murder are finding themselves on the sharp end of cancel culture. But the Right shouldn’t forget the dangers of stifling speech.

We could all benefit from enjoying more art made by people we hate.

The author exposes that woke is not, as many probably think, an overdose of niceness. Woke is pure authoritarianism.

A venue of the festival cancelled stand-up comics’ shows, citing the “safety concerns” of its bar staff.

The documentary adaptation of our columnist Rod Dreher’s book is an urgent warning against the creep of soft totalitarianism.
After backing the Supreme Court ruling establishing that ‘trans women are not women,’ the performer lost work and—for the second time—her agent.