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ORWELLIAN. Cambridge BLACKLISTING Books to ‘Decolonise’ Libraries?!

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Cambridge University has sadly jumped on the Orwellian train and is no longer committed to training students to deal with difficult ideas.

Their libraries are now having a Black Lives Matter-inspired decolonisation drive, according to reports, with their own academics accusing the administrators and librarians of the ancient institution of “blacklisting” books.

The University Library has reportedly asked lecturers at one of the most prestigious universities in the world to flag with them “problematic” texts that might be “offensive” or “harmful”.

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