Mary Harrington is a contributing editor at UnHerd. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, society, and politics, with a particular focus on pop culture, journalism, and public policy. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The New York Post, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post.
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Mary Harrington predominantly covers opinion editorials, legal and policy regulation, often citing data and including expert commentary. She focuses on culture & society and government & politics topics such as feminism, social issues, entertainment.
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It's a mournful refrain among the English that all the fairies have left these islands.
Dunwich is enchanted England
By: Mary Harrington
The Jason Arday scandal blew up because it captures a sense of grift that now seems endemic in British higher education.
Campaigners are reportedly coordinating a new campaign for mainstream press censorship, following the death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday. Simon Woolley, head of Cambridge's Homerton College, has demanded an inquiry into whether the media contributed to Arday's death, while Jolyon Maugham's ultra-progressive lawfare crowdfunder, the Good Law Project, has launched a similar petition.
Campaigners are reportedly coordinating a new campaign for mainstream press censorship, following the death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday. Simon Woolley, head of Cambridge’s Homerton College, has demanded an inquiry into whether the media contributed to Arday’s death, while Jolyon Maugham’s ultra-progressive lawfare crowdfunder, the Good Law Project, has launched a similar petition. The [...]Read More...
I enjoyed reading Noel Streatfield's beloved children's classic Ballet Shoes recently, with my primary-age daughter.
How Hollywood devoured Hayden Panettiere
By: Mary Harrington
It's partly the fault of Liz Truss that Prince Harry is so stressed. After a decade of Prime Ministerial merry-go-round that has seen more turnover
What Farage can teach Prince Harry
