When the public is absent, corporate wokeism faces no corrective from the real world
By Rod Liddle
Taking a knee signals support for a foul organization, not for racial equality
By Rod Liddle
The more absurd woke overreach becomes, the bigger the kickback at the polls
By Rod Liddle
This is the first election where the liberal left has won by pure bullying
By Rod Liddle
The public does not buy into the notion that there is ‘structural’ racism in the UK. There isn’t
By Rod Liddle
I thought Boris Johnson was crap long before Toby Young and Fraser Nelson did
By Rod Liddle
As the protests grew, Rowling decided — long after the series was finished — that maybe Hermione was black
By Rod Liddle
This is where the crux of the COVID debate rests: the individual vs society
By Rod Liddle
There has been flip-flopping on policy almost every day of the week
By Rod Liddle
If you think we are right to abandon or dilute lockdown now, then you should not have been in favor of it in the first place
By Rod Liddle
You can’t say that, you can’t read that, you can’t think that — a mantra which closes down discussion
By Rod Liddle
There is no scientific truth to COVID-19, as yet — and perhaps never will be
By Rod Liddle
