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Celia Walden

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I got an explicit content warning about a photo of my... cat

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By Celia Walden 
| Aol
Celia Walden's cat, Dennis, in his shameless, stretched-out form "This could be sensitive," the alert on my iPhone warned. "Are you sure you want to view?" I don't think I've ever been so excited in all my life. It's tea-time on a random Wednesday, and someone is sending me a photo so scandalous it has triggered a "sensitive content" warning. The first I've ever received, no less.
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I bet the Oxford trans brigade haven’t read their cancelled professor’s book

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By Celia Walden 
| Yahoo News UK
One of the best nuggets of wisdom I ever read about child rearing was: "Never punish children in a way that also punishes the parent." It was in one of those "French women do everything better"-style books that were popular about 15 years ago, and although I forget which innately superior French woman wrote it, the basic point remains clear in my mind – only an imbecile (or a British person) would impose a sanction that also engenders their own suffering.
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Woke history lessons are patronising my daughter and harming feminism

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By Celia Walden 
| Yahoo
From September, George Orwell’s seminal work will no longer feature on the OCR’s list of non-fiction set texts - Ullstein Bild Anyone who has read it understands why it’s a classic – why its themes remain relevant 93 years on, and how the social stereotypes George Orwell challenges in Down and Out in Paris and London must continue to be challenged. But then there’s that other world-famous classic, isn’t there?
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