Things Worth Remembering: The Dangers of Multiculturalism

Crimes society refuses to deal with are the ones that go against some deep narrative of the age. I know it. I’ve seen it.

Welcome to Douglas Murray’s column “Things Worth Remembering,” in which he presents great speeches we should commit to heart. Scroll down to listen to Douglas reflect on the words of Mark Steyn, a man who dared to challenge the UK’s doctrine of multiculturalism. The world has finally woken up this week to one of the biggest crimes in twenty-first century Britain: the organized gang rape of thousands of white working-class girls, mainly at the hands of Muslim men of Pakistani origin. Even writing the sentence above would have got me into far more trouble 20 years ago than it will now. Sure,…

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