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April 2, 2017 •
Neighborhoods, Print, Theme •
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By Ahmed Elbeni ovember 9, 2016. I am unwilling to meet the inquisitive gaze of the eighth-grade student sitting on the other end of the library table. My lesson plans have fled my mind, just as the boy, Amjad, did his home. Donald Trump...
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March 24, 2017 •
Neighborhoods, Print •
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Alternative Spaces in Birmingham, Alabama...
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November 29, 2016 •
Blogs, Online Content, The Globalist Notebook •
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The Modern Tool of Social and Political Upheaval...
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June 28, 2015 •
Letters from..., Print •
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Letter from Myanmar: A Burmese comedy troupe tries to share their political satire with tourists, but is it worth it? After a day’s worth of biking and post-meal paralysis, we walked our bikes through the wide, dark streets of Mandalay...
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June 28, 2015 •
Features, Print •
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By Irene Chung He’s TIME’s Person of the Year. He’s Esquire’s Best Dressed Man. His face is on the cover of Rolling Stone. And he’s the Holy Father to an estimated 1.2 billion Catholics. Pope Francis, a 78-year-old Buenos Aires...
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April 22, 2015 •
Glimpses, Print •
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By Michelle Kelrikh On November 5, 2014, Kevin Elberg attacked Sao Lue Vang, a 64-year old Hmong man. Vang had been hunting with his friends on public land in Pepin County, Wisconsin. An hour after he arrived, Elberg, who is Caucasian,...
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April 22, 2015 •
Glimpses, Print •
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By Elizabeth Miles “In 2010, we had only seven political parties,” explains Sergei Davidis. “It was one of the reasons why people came to protest in December of 2011. They began to understand that they have no choice.” A lawyer and...
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April 22, 2015 •
Features, Labor, Print, Theme •
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A small dream for India’s children...
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April 22, 2015 •
Glimpses, Labor, Print, Theme •
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The evolution of Colombia’s trade unions ...
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April 22, 2015 •
Features, Print •
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By Caroline Kuritzkes While President Enrique Peña Nieto, government officials, and federal and local police wage the Drug War on Mexico’s streets, Mexican youth and digital activists are fighting a different battle online. Their...
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