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The bizarre war on sombreros

2 November 2019

3:31 AM

2 November 2019

3:31 AM

Many Brits still bristle at the importation of Halloween. It’s easy to see why. It is an American holiday that involves grown adults dressing up and children begging for food from strangers. But there is one upside to it that we can all enjoy: woke campus officials losing their minds over ‘offensive’ costumes.

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