Joanna Williams

4 days ago | cieo.substack.com | Joanna Williams

Poland’s Presidential election confirms a trend: young voters back anti-establishment parties at opposite ends of the political spectrum. According to one exit poll, the right-wing Confederation (Konfederacja) party came first with voters under the age of 30 gaining 34.8% of votes, while the left-wing Together (Razem) party came second, with 18.7% of votes. Across the West, young voters can no longer be relied upon to back established left-wing parties.

1 week ago | spiked-online.com | Joanna Williams

Calls for a Europe-wide ban on children’s social-media use are an attack on parental rights. Share Topics Politics UK Want to read spiked ad-free? Become a spiked supporter. Today’s teenagers are a virtuous lot. Compared with past generations, they are less likely to smoke, drink alcohol or have sex. Their sole vice seems to be spending time on social media.

2 weeks ago | revistaoeste.com | Joanna Williams

O que será necessário para acabar com a mentira da “criança transgênero”? A instituição beneficente para crianças Mermaids, disseminadora de tantos mitos sobre a questão trans, há muito tempo caiu em desgraça. A imperícia da clínica de identidade de gênero Tavistock, do Sistema Nacional de Saúde (NHS, na sigla em inglês) britânico, foi exposta, e o centro foi fechado.

3 weeks ago | spiked-online.com | Joanna Williams

The NHS keeps putting the delusions of trans activists above the welfare of children. Share Topics Identity Politics UK Want to read spiked ad-free? Become a spiked supporter. What will it take to end the lie of the ‘transgender child’? Children’s charity Mermaids, the disseminator of so many trans myths, has long since fallen from grace.

3 weeks ago | cieo.substack.com | Joanna Williams

Listening to Keir Starmer declare that the UK risks becoming an ‘island of strangers’ without curbs on immigration made me think of my birthplace, Middlesbrough. This erstwhile ‘infant Hercules’ in the north east of England has always been home to migrants. Irish labour lay the town’s foundations and by the 1980s there was a well established Pakistani community. At my primary school, we celebrated Eid as well as Easter and the local park had both Mela and Eisteddfod festivals.