In The Daily Mail, Claire explains her reasons for standing as a European election candidate for The Brexit Party. As a left-wing campaigner for 35 years, I’ve been arrested on picket lines, led anti-imperialist demonstrations and spoken at anti-deportation protests outside police stations. I’ve made speeches at street rallies, in prisons and universities and at … Read more
Claire talks to Tom Bewick for the FE News ‘Skills World Live’ show to discuss further education funding, social mobility, the over-emphasis on qualifications and Brexit. Do you go along with this idea that FE has always been a poor relation in our education system? Claire Fox: Well, there’s always been that kind of Cinderella reputation. … Read more
Claire joins Giles Fraser for his Unherd podcast series ‘Confessions’ where she discusses growing up as a Catholic, life in the Revolutionary Communist Party, and her passion to reanimate the public square.
Claire talks to renowned writer and author Lionel Shriver about her latest book, cultural appropriation, free speech and more in this compelling in conversation filmed at the Battle of Ideas 2018.
Claire chairs the Ayn Rand Institute’s debate on ‘What is killing Western Civilisation’ between Douglas Murray and Yaron Brook.
Jess Butcher interviews Claire Fox about her book ‘I Find that Offensive’, exploring whether offence culture has become the dominant ideology of modern society and the damaging effects it has on debate, intellectual progress, and mental resilience.
Liberals who repress speech to prevent harm risk inviting authoritarianism writes Claire in the Economist. If ever there was a vivid illustration of illiberal liberalism, it was the response to one of the essays in this very series. After The Economist published an article by Kathleen Stock, reader in philosophy at the University of Sussex, which sensitively questioned whether … Read more
Claire re-joins James Delingpole for another appearance on his podcast to talk about her time in the revolutionary communist party and how it helped shaped her views, the intellectual underpinnings of the emerging political divides, and the worrying rise of an over pathologised version of mental health.
Claire joins Triggernometry to talk all things Brexit, Generation Snowflake, hypersensitivity, offence, bullying, education, free speech, gay marriage and the censorship of drill music
Claire debates writer Afua Hirsch on whether transcending racial identities is possible in the UK. According to journalist Afua Hirsch, “discussing race in contemporary Britain is still a radical act.” In her latest book, Brit(ish), Hirsch argues that the UK has failed to reckon with its colonial past and that conversations about race, ethnicity and diversity have been silenced. … Read more