By Tomiwa Owolade A defaced painting of a former British statesman. A vandalised portrait of the King. Orange powder sprayed over an ancient monument. Holiday flights delayed. An investment firm with a tiny share in businesses associated with fossil fuels pressured to stop funding two of the biggest literary festivals in the country. All of this has happened in the past few months, and all of it has been carried out by groups that claim to speak on behalf of justice. But desecrating the painting of Arthur Balfour at Cambridge…
Read More