Britain’s Sclerotic Politics
Britain is a much better place today than it was when I was born in the early 1970s. People are free to live as they choose. We are more open and tolerant, and most of us are more prosperous.
As the father of a young daughter, I’ve also come to appreciate how much feminism has achieved within my lifetime. Boys and girls growing up today have far better life chances because of greater equality. And there’s been a revolution in attitudes toward disabled people. What people once attacked as “political correctness,” we now recognize as good manners.
My country is better in so many ways — except when it comes to how we do politics.… Seguir leyendo »