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Silence and Gendered Violence in the COVID-19 Pandemic
As Guatemala and the US have been under strict “stay at home” orders, the displaced, deported, and detained have seen...
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Let’s End This Now: The Final Days of the Trump Administration
As presidents approach the end of their terms, their power begins to slip away. If that is true, then the...
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Syria’s War, Victims, and How Those Most Complicit Rationalize Horrors
Syria is on the back burner of news cycles but the horror for its displaced citizens lives on. Such horrors...
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Why Voting by Mail Is Part of the Right to Vote
Some US states are telling courts that voting by mail is not part of the right to vote at all....
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‘All History is Contemporary:’ A 20/20 Look of the US Antebellum and Civil War
The parallels between the United States today and the years leading up to the Civil War are manifold, among them...
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Mongolia’s Dance with Democracy: Some Steps Back and Some Forward
While Mongolia's post-communist Mongolian People's Party's dominance over the political process raises concerns, the country's democracy seems firmly consolidated.
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Attorney General Barr’s Concerns Over Mail-In Voting Are Scare Tactics
US Attorney General Bill Barr’s words amplifying President Donald Trump’s views that there could be massive voter fraud through mail-in...
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Trump’s Kung Flu Takes its Place in Chronology of Racial Fear-Mongering
If you don’t understand the problem with labeling COVID-19 the 'kung flu,' ask yourselves: how would Americans feel if Europeans...
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If You’re American, Racism Is Wired Into Your Brain
If you live in America, racism lurks in the subconscious corners of your mind. This is true for white people...
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Say Their Names: How to Be a Better Human
In shouting the names, remembering the faces, and recounting the stories of victims of police violence, we not only acknowledge...
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June 14 – June 20: Trump’s Worst Week to Date?
Last week might have been Trump's worst week to date. It witnessed a turning point in the US and his...
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World Refugee Day 2020: Is It Time for a New Refugee Convention?
The 1951 Refugee Convention guides how countries around the world should protect refugees but it does not mention refugees displaced by...
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Netanyahu’s Annexation, Brexit, and the Doctrine of National Self-Harm
Netanyahu’s West Bank annexation plan and Brexit have at least five characteristics in common, and both countries appear to be...
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Racism in US: It’s Time for People of Color to Break Their Silence
People of color must reflect on the role they have played in allowing systemic racism in the United States to...
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The Agony of Kashmir Lies in Selfish Nationalisms
It is in the hands of Indians, Pakistanis, and Kashmiris to break down the walls created by virulent nationalism and...
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US Riots: Inevitable Reaction to Centuries of Oppression and Injustice
Today is not the time to stop the protests over George Floyd’s, Breonna Taylor’s, and Ahmaud Arbery’s deaths. We willfully...
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The Fascist Threat of Soft White Power
The 'soft white power' of so-called 'moderate' Democrats represents a dangerous form of white privilege that exploits 'anti-racist' discourses for...
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How Politics of Misdirection Fuel Coronavirus and Amazon Fires
Brazil's Bolsonaro has used the COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity to double down on short-term profit based on unsustainable resource...
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US Anti-Racism Protests: Why This Time Is Different
In addition to thousands of US pandemic deaths and 40 million Americans unemployed, the country has a moral leadership vacuum...
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In Defense of Georgia: Why Being Neutral Is Not an Option
Georgia's foreign policy seeks a strict Western trajectory, and the COVID-19 crisis has proved the country’s direction right.
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