Students are fighting back against the PC creed

Oct 6, 2016 by Jill

by Brendan O’Neill, Spectator:

A pro-free speech – and anti-NUS – movement is gathering steam at universities all over Britain.

Last week, students at York University staged a walkout from the sexual consent classes organised by their student union women’s officers. A quarter of the freshers decided they didn’t want to be lectured to by union worthies about when it’s OK to have sex. So they got up and left.

‘These talks are inherently patronising of both genders,’ said Ben Froughi, a third year accounting student at York, who had stirred up sex class dissent by handing out leaflets telling students the classes were optional and they didn’t have to attend.

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