UnHerd Opinion:
Nigel Biggar challenges those lobbying for the 'decolonising' of university curricula. While many in educational and cultural institutions are yielding, Biggar, drawing upon both statistical data and critical acumen, argues that the case in favour makes neither empirical nor historical sense.
Read Biggar's opinion here.
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