The Christopher Dawson Centre for Cultural Studies, a Catholic group, was told it was no longer welcome to host its annual conference at a university hall due to its beliefs being “unpalatable”, says Sky News host James Macpherson.
“The advertisement for the Catholic conference, called, ‘Wokery and How to Deal With It’, said they’d be discussing how objective truth is undermined when we teach kids girls can be boys and that boys can be girls,” Mr Macpherson said.
“Joanna Rosewell, President of the Jane Franklin Hall where the Catholic group was scheduled to meet, cancelled their booking because the Catholic group’s values were unpalatable.Read More
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