This week, we’re highlighting Courage.Media’s initial founding statement, a powerful declaration of our mission. It reminds us that true courage is acting boldly in the face of fear, defending freedom of thought, and speaking truth even when it’s difficult.

In his searing exposé, The Victims of Diversity, Connor Tomlinson shines a light on truths too many fear to confront, uncovering the horrific exploitation of thousands of children ignored by Britain’s media and authorities. His relentless reporting embodies the very essence of Courage.Media – bold, unflinching, and dedicated to speaking the truths that others won’t.

In Britain Is A Failed State, Liz Truss exposes the entrenched, unelected bureaucracy that undermines democracy and stifles ministers. Drawing on a decade of Cabinet experience, she lays out a blueprint for sweeping reform – a Trump-style revolution to restore Parliamentary sovereignty, accountability, and efficiency. Liz warns: Britain’s deep state is unmanageable, and only bold action can save the sceptered Isle.

In her essay, Islam’s Feminist Fantasy, Julie Bindel argues that “Muslim feminism” is fundamentally flawed, often serving to excuse or defend practices that oppress women, including the veil, sharia courts, arranged marriage, and FGM. Drawing on decades of activism, she recounts reporting on grooming gangs and the backlash she faced from the media and liberal feminists. Bindel warns that true feminism must challenge misogyny in all forms, even when cloaked in religion or culture.