

The British State v The British People?
Aug 15, 2024
Nina Power, a writer and philosopher known for her sharp insights on social and political issues, joins the hosts to discuss the implications of government actions on free speech and protest in the UK. They delve into how the media shapes perceptions of dissent, particularly labeling critics as 'far-right.' The conversation shifts to the legal and social challenges surrounding activism and identity politics, exploring themes of masculinity, femininity, and the evolving landscape of British identity in a rapidly changing socio-political climate.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Politics of Protest and Free Speech in the UK
01:43 • 17min
Legal Tensions and Social Dynamics
18:22 • 12min
Ideological Battles and the Redefinition of British Identity
30:49 • 2min
Exploring the Political Gender Gap and Femininity
33:02 • 6min
Reinforcing Positive Masculinity and Community Support
38:41 • 2min