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April 8, 2019 •
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By Nicole Zhen ovement is tethered by tension between the past and the present—the place of departure and arrival. It is also the shifting steps we take as the present flickers by, the momentum towards where we have always dreamt of...
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April 8, 2019 •
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Featured image: McDonald’s named one of its products after the Turkish population. By Rada Pavlova merica’s national cuisine has never been strictly defined. When we talk about American food, we talk about hamburgers, hotdogs, fries:...
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April 8, 2019 •
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Featured image: Olympic gymnast-turned-activist Aly Raisman competing at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. By Sarah McKinnis Note: this story contains descriptions of sexual abuse, attempted suicide, and physical abuse. “ittle...
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April 7, 2019 •
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Henoko from the air, where the landfilling is taking place (from the Wikipedia Commons) By Keigo Nishio emocracy is tested on a trans-Pacific scale. On December 14th, the Japanese government began landfilling at the Henoko-Oura Bay area,...
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April 7, 2019 •
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Abiymania (The Guardian/Charlie Rosser) By Isaac Wilks n the last, muggy Saturday of June 2018, in the heart of Ethiopia’s capital of Addis Ababa, thousands of joyful Ethiopians poured into Meskel Square, forming an undulating flood of...
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April 7, 2019 •
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By Clare Morneau here are few days when the news does not mention refugees somewhere in the world, detailing a conflict, or providing a statistic on the number of people fleeing a particular region. In the past decade, our world has seen...
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December 7, 2018 •
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By Alejandro Ortega early three years ago, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences faced criticism for failing to nominate actors of color for acting awards in the 2016 #OscarsSoWhite controversy. Spike Lee and Will Smith were...
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December 7, 2018 •
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Warning: Some of the descriptions of torture in the following article are graphic and include details relating to sexual violence. By Qusay Omran omething is rotten in the kingdom of Bahrain. In the years since the failed uprising of 2011,...
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December 7, 2018 •
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By Keigo Nishio airobi has two faces. On the one hand, it is a symbol of East Africa’s modernization, industrialization, and internationalization — wide roads, large shopping malls, numerous construction sites, luxurious hotels. On...
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December 7, 2018 •
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Poetry in the face of violence By Meghana Mysore “I never wear shoes I can’t run in.” t a recent conference with the UNHCR, Emi Mahmoud ‘16, poet and activist, was asked to say something about the million South Sudanese refugees...
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