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800 Etonians revolt after teacher is sacked for questioning radical feminist dogma on “toxic masculinity” as war on woke hits Britain’s top school

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His appeal will be heard on Founder’s Day, December 8, by a panel chaired by former Cabinet Minister Lord Waldegrave, himself an Old Etonian. Mr Knowland will have the support of the Free Speech Union, whose founder Toby Young said: “This is a landmark case. Schools must be places where children are taught all sides of these big questions and allowed to make up their own minds, not indoctrinated with the latest political orthodoxy.”

Sarah Oliver, The Mail on Sunday, 29th November 2020.