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June 6, 2021 hatfulofhistory

When the fascists went to university (and the campaigns to keep them out)

April 27, 2021 hatfulofhistory

A short interview about ‘no platform’ with Marta Santiváñez

January 11, 2021January 11, 2021 hatfulofhistory

Media platforms and social media deplatforming: Some history and context

October 7, 2020 hatfulofhistory

Review of ‘No Platform’ in Twentieth Century British History

October 3, 2020 hatfulofhistory

The ‘Battle of Cable Street’ and the Origins of ‘No Platform’

September 25, 2020September 25, 2020 hatfulofhistory

New piece in Times Higher Ed on Education (No. 2) Act 1986 and the Tories

August 31, 2020August 31, 2020 hatfulofhistory

The free speech on campus culture war rages on

August 26, 2020 hatfulofhistory

Chapter 1 of the ‘No Platform’ book free to download

August 12, 2020 hatfulofhistory

Nigel Biggar says I’m wrong and piece for History Workshop Online

July 25, 2020 hatfulofhistory

‘No Platform’ is ‘book of the week’ in Times Higher Education

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When the fascists went to university (and the campaigns to keep them out)
A short interview about ‘no platform’ with Marta Santiváñez
Guardian piece on the ‘war on woke’ and the ‘loony left’
Southall 1979 pamphlet
Turtlemania and the ninja moral panic in 1980s-90s Britain

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When the fascists went to university (and the campaigns to keep them out)
Recently there have been several mentions of Oswald Mosley being invited to speak at universities in the early 1960s. One from a piece in The Times opining for the ‘lost days of campus free speech’ and then related to Max Mosley’s recent passing, who invited his father to speak in 1961 when Secretary of the […]
A short interview about ‘no platform’ with Marta Santiváñez
Last year the journalist Marta Santiváñez interviewed me about the history of ‘no platform’ as she was writing a chapter for Charlotte Lydia Riley’s edited book The Free Speech Wars. A few excerpts were published in the chapter, but I thought I would post (with Marta’s agreement) the original interview transcript. This interview was conducted […] […]
Guardian piece on the ‘war on woke’ and the ‘loony left’
A quick post to mention that last week The Guardian published a piece by myself on the Tories’ current ‘war on woke’ and its similarities with the right-wing attacks on the ‘loony left’ in the 1980s. You can read the piece here.
Southall 1979 pamphlet
Today is the anniversary of the police riot in Southall on 23 April, 1979 when police attempted to break up a demonstration against the National Front outside Southall Town Hall. There were numerous injuries and over 300 arrests, while one protestor, Blair Peach, was killed. Recently declassified files reveal much more about what happened at […]
Turtlemania and the ninja moral panic in 1980s-90s Britain
I am very excited that Tribune has published my piece on how the moral panics about ninja weaponry and screen violence in the 1980s led to the BBC heavily censoring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles when it appeared on British television in 1990. You can find the piece here.

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