Leo Kearse
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Adolescence Exposed: The anti-white bias in media and how it will drive censorship

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March 21, 2025

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The new drama Adolescence is hailed as a hard-hitting look at the reality of misogynistic violence — but in reality, it’s just another dishonest inversion of truth. The show claims to be inspired by real-life teen stabbings, yet casts a white teenager as the killer, ignoring actual crime data that tells a different story.

This follows a wider pattern in Western media, where criminals are whitewashed while villains from real-world trends are erased. From Spooks swapping Islamist terrorists for white radicals to Coronation Street portraying a white grooming gang — this is agenda-driven storytelling, not reality.

Despite this, Starmer has described it as a "documentary" and there are calls for it to be shown in parliament. The government will use it to justify censorship and expand the Online Safety Act to silence its critics while ignoring the real causes of crime.

Why is this happening? Because the industry is ruled by the religion of social justice, where "equity" means deliberately misrepresenting crime, history, and society. And it’s not just cultural—it’s political.

It’s Orwellian propaganda, and it’s fueling legitimate resentment. The more they push this narrative, the more people start to wake up to the lie. The only question is—how long before the backlash becomes impossible to ignore?

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