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Professor of Criminology Joe Phoenix was compared with a racist uncle at the Christmas table because of her gender critical beliefs and has just

won an unfair dismissal claim against the Open University.

That comment from a former colleague. She'll be speaking to me shortly in her first interview

after winning her tribunal.

That was announced yesterday.

Interestingly, in a statement from her former employer,

Open University Vice Chancellor Professor Tim Blackman said he was

disappointed by the judgment and will be considering whether to appeal, but also that the

university could learn from it. He said, quote, our priority has been to protect freedom of

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