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October 16, 2018 •
2018-2019 Issues, Morocco Print Issue, Print •
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Featured image: Firecrackers go off around the stadium at the celebration of Ittihad Tanger By Jane Buckley It was an odd location for an interview – claiming to want to get away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Tangier (a...
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October 16, 2018 •
2017-2018 Issues, Morocco Print Issue, Print •
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Featured image: This painting by the author is inspired by the many resilient and passionate women she met in Morocco. By Shreeya Singh eminism can never be compatible with authoritarianism” The Talila headquarters is reminiscent of a...
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October 15, 2018 •
2018-2019 Issues, Morocco Print Issue, Print •
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Featured image: Framed portraits and family photos, most of them depicting nameless Jewish community members, cramp the walls of Edmond Gabbay’s Museum. By Gabriel Roy agid Edrisi, a local guide whose hunched back and gaunt...
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October 15, 2018 •
2018-2019 Issues, Morocco Print Issue, Print •
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Featured image: Before Morocco gained its independence, Tangier was a hub for queer writers and artists fleeing persecution in the West By Alex Reedy ine miles west of Tangier lie the legendary Caves of Hercules, filling with the water of...
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October 15, 2018 •
Online Content •
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By Marina Yoshimura “hat’s the pledge of allegiance?” I asked a Japanese-American friend in fifth grade. She said, “It’s what you say at school every day.” I nodded, but I had no clue what she meant. Coming from Japan, in which...
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October 11, 2018 •
Online Content, The World at Yale •
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By Claire Kalikman n Friday, October 5th, esteemed retired professor John Walsh gave a lecture about van Gogh. John Walsh is the former director of the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. He graduated from Yale in 1961, where he was a member of...
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October 10, 2018 •
Online Content, The World at Yale •
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By Sung Jung (John) Kim On September 27, 2018, Omar Mohammed, an Iraqi historian and journalist, and 2018 World Fellow, and Angela Boskovitch, art director and freelance journalist reporting on the Mediterranean and the Middle East, both...
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October 6, 2018 •
Beat Blogs •
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Part 1 of a series: Revisiting the Paris Agreement...
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October 2, 2018 •
Online Content •
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By Marina Yoshimura Ms. Caren Stelson, the award-winning author of Sachiko. Sachiko is a memoir about a girl who survived the atomic bomb in Nagasaki, and what her life was like before, during, and after WWII. Q: What do you hope...
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October 2, 2018 •
The World at Yale •
Views: 306
By Jazmin Lopez in papeles, Sin miedo” (“No papers, No fear”), was the powerful chant at this year’s Latinx Heritage Month Kickoff. The event, held September 14th, was located at The First and Summerfield United Methodist Church,...
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