In an absurd move, Brighton Uni is banning the word ‘Christmas’. It won’t stop me talking about Jesus
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James Mildred2022-12-19T10:38:00
A university issuing guidance to avoid the word Christmas would have once provoked outrage in James Mildred. But nowadays, he’s learning to shrug his shoulders and focus on something far more important
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