Morning After the Revolution by Nellie Bowles review - the perils of failing to toe the party line

The former New York Times journalist exposes the excesses of hyper-'woke' culture and the suffocating impact of groupthink in this enjoyable study of a topsy-turvy world Morning After the Revolution by the American journalist Nellie Bowles is a wickedly enjoyable book about the madness that seemingly began to inflame the brains of a certain cohort of the liberal intelligentsia about four years ago (its author dates the fever to the pandemic, but I think - personal information! - it began some ti...