Facts are now considered hurtful and sharing them can get you into trouble.
The Daily Mail reports:
Student editor who retweeted article pointing out that that ‘women don’t have penises’ is fired from university journalA student editor at a top university has been fired in a transphobia row after he tweeted that ‘women don’t have penises’.Angelos Sofocleous, assistant editor at Durham University’s philosophy journal ‘Critique’, was sacked from his post after just three days for writing a tweet deemed ‘transphobic’ by fellow students.Mr Sofocleous, 24, from Cyprus, faced disciplinary action last month after he re-tweeted an article by The Spectator on his Twitter titled ‘Is it a crime to say women don’t have penises?’, with the comment: ‘RT if women don’t have penises’.The postgraduate philosophy and psychology student was dismissed from his position at the university after the tweet sparked outrage.He was also fired from his position as editor of Durham University’s online magazine The Bubble, and forced to resign as president of free speech society Humanist Students.Mr Sofocleous stood by his comment which has sparked a row around trans rights and freedom of speech.The since deleted tweet has received backlash from former chair of LGBT Humanists Christopher Ward who claimed the post was ‘factually incorrect’ and not ‘worthy of a debate’.
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