Unpopular Opinions Pitch Night - speaker application
In July Discourse Collective will be hosting a pitch night in London where a handful of speakers will get 5-7 minutes to pitch their unpopular opinion, supported by a short slide deck, before opening up to an audience discussion.

If you're interested in being a speaker either for our July event, or a future event, please complete the form below by 7pm, Thursday 9th July

If you have any questions, email us at info@discoursecollective.co.uk 
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Which of these date(s) are you available from 6:30pm-10pm in London? *
What would your unpopular opinion pitch be about?
This can be on almost any topic — serious, silly, funny, educational, political, cultural, personal, philosophical, or completely unserious. We want to see what kind of argument you would make and whether you can defend a view that might divide the room.
The only rule is that your pitch must not be discriminatory or promote violence, hatred, or harm towards any group or individual.
You are welcome to submit one idea, a few different ideas, or choose/adapt one of the examples below.
- The self-help book epidemic has gone too far
- People who say “protect your peace” usually mean “avoid accountability”
- Your notes app knows you better than your therapist does
- Everyone becomes a conservative when they are inconvenienced
- Most “boundaries” are just rebranded selfishness
- Being delusional is a life skill
- Determination is more important than talent
- If your partner cheats you should take them back
- Dating apps have done more good than bad
- Everyone should work one customer service job before they are allowed to express political opinions
- Beyoncé is overrated
- All men should wear skirts
- Voting should be compulsory
- Single-sex schools shouldn't exist
- Going through your partner’s phone is a break-up worthy offence
- Being a slow replier is not excusable
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