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James Delingpole

My encounter with the self-righteous cry-bullies of Cambridge

30 June 2018

9:00 AM

30 June 2018

9:00 AM

There’s a Tracey Ullman comedy sketch about the extreme and ugly form of political correctness afflicting the youth. It’s set in a self-help group for ‘people who are so woke [i.e. attuned to left-wing grievance politics] they are finding it impossible to have any fun at all.’

A newcomer to the class tells his story: ‘It started with the little things — signing an online petition; going to a march.

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