Green Party training sessions tell members to report uncomfortable jokes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 14:18 · Archive

The Green Party has been running diversity training that instructs members to record and report jokes they find uncomfortable to party officials.

The Green Party has been running diversity training sessions that instruct members to record details of jokes they find uncomfortable, including dates, times and locations, and report this information to party officials, according to comedian and writer Steve N Allen.

The training guidance has raised questions about how institutions approach humour and the boundaries of acceptable speech within organisations.

Green Party training sessions tell members to report uncomfortable jokes — Image: Mansfield Chad

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Column: It's no laughing matter if we let power control which jokes are toldMansfield Chad · 5 Oct, 11:33
Column: It's no laughing matter if we let power control which jokes are toldWorksop Guardian · 5 Oct, 11:33

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