Tag: cancel culture

Dalli’s Inclusiveness Tackled at the European Parliament

Many MEPs did not hesitate to make jokes during their speeches, wishing their colleagues a “Merry Christmas.” Former Parliament President Antonio Tajani recalled the original meaning of the European flag—the crown of stars of the Virgin Mary and the blue of her mantle.

Latin American Exiles in Spain Won’t Be Silenced

The three speakers vindicated their experiences living in totalitarian regimes against those who are convinced by propaganda and ideology that Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba are free, democratic states. 

Cancel Discrimination, Not Christmas, Cardinal Says

“We know that Europe owes its existence and its identity to many influences, but we certainly cannot forget that one of the main influences, if not the main one, was Christianity itself,” Cardinal Parolin said.

Sir Roger Remembered

With the Roger Scruton Memorial Lectures, conservative thinkers and ideas will finally have a space at the University of Oxford.

The Culture War Against the Past

The mere hint that a point of view is outdated serves as a signal that it need not be taken seriously. It can be legitimately vilified and condemned.

International Organizations and the Suppression of Dissent

There are numerous instances of international organizations, such as the OECD and the WHO, not asking for—and in some cases even suppressing—input from those with different opinions. Is this “cancel culture” among multilaterals?

‘Identity Politics’ is Tribalism

When people live in an ideological ‘echo chamber,’ it encourages them to become more intolerant of what other people think.