Beneath the culture wars, we are not nearly so binary
It is possible to both view climate change as an existential crisis and support JK Rowling’s view on trans rights.
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It is possible to both view climate change as an existential crisis and support JK Rowling’s view on trans rights.
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For all she dominates, this isn’t a story about the duchess. It’s much bigger than that.
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Once Netflix is invited into your lives, it’s harder to claim newspapers shouldn’t be.
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As Meghan Markle so obviously understands, the modern royal family is first and foremost a branch of show business.
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It gets to the heart of transatlantic cultural differences over openness, class and racism.
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The show is a Seventies Timotei ad meets The Crown with some light top notes of the Ladybird book of…
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Of course the royals feel trapped and miserable – the institution can’t be changed from within.
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Rogan’s skill for channeling popular sentiment is one that his critics – notably Harry and Meghan – conspicuously lack.
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Anyone having a pop at the Sussexes for forming companies in Delaware might want to check their own accounts.
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The most irresponsible and harmful media companies are not newspapers but the Big Tech giants.
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The treatment alleged by the Sussexes risks turning ambivalence towards the monarchy into outright opposition.
The Sussexes are playing to a young, American audience who have no interest in obedience to tradition.
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Sweeping statements made from the safety of Hollywood are no substitute for policy.
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