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Universities urged to tackle extremism »

Extremist voices on university campuses must be engaged with and not margalized, a report from Universities UK (UUK) has urged. UUK, a university lobby group that represents university principals, claims that students need to be exposed to extremist v...

Wed 09 Mar 2011 by Jenny Kassner | Read more »

Racism in the Mainstream »

Over the last few years, much of liberal England has given up on the idea that racism is a significant social problem. Instead the real problem is taken to be social fragmentation exacerbated by multiculturalism. For every mention of institutional raci...

Wed 11 Nov 2009 by Arun Kundnani | Read more »

Edinburgh BNP protest echoes nationwide anger »

Nick Griffin

Protestors gathered outside the BBC's office in Edinburgh last Thursday to oppose the decision to invite the BNP leader Nick Griffin on to their 'Question Time' show. A stream of spokespersons addressed the 100 strong crowd—many with anti-BNP b...

Wed 28 Oct 2009 by Elisabeth Griesedieck | Read more »

Labour: "BNP members should not be allowed to teach in Scotland" »

BNP in schools and colleges

The General Teaching Council’s (GTC) code of conduct is strong enough to prevent BNP members from becoming teachers in Scotland, according to Scottish Labour. The comments come following a speech by schools secretary Ed Balls to the Labour confe...

Wed 14 Oct 2009 by Constantine Innemée | Read more »

The rise of the majority »

Just when it feels as though the last nail had been hammered into multiculturalism’s coffin, another public figure appears with an anvil. The latest celebrity critic of everyone’s pet ideological hate is Anglican Bishop Michael Nasir-Ali. N...

Thu 02 Oct 2008 by Pathik Pathak | Read more »

Protests held as 'fascists' speak at Oxford »

Hundreds of anti- racism campaigners gathered outsdie to oppse the event

Protests were held on Monday 26 November at the Oxford Union's freedom of speech forum in opposition to the decision to let Nick Griffin and David Irving speak at the event. Around 1,000 anti-racism campaigners gathered outside the union’s St Mic...

Mon 03 Dec 2007 by Nick Eardley | Read more »

Anger as far-right invited to speak at Oxford University »

Students at Oxford University are poised to set up a campaign in opposition to Nick Griffin and David Irving speaking at the Oxford Union’s Freedom of Speech forum.Although the line-up for the forum has yet to be confirmed, the union has invited ...

Mon 05 Nov 2007 by Nick Eardley | Read more »

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