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Where is the Power in Mass Protest?
Lessons from Ukraine and the Euromaidan
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Sophie Pinkham
| December 27, 2016
Rabih Alameddine is Amplifying the Images and Art of Aleppo
Yet another reason to follow this great writer on Twitter
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Emily Temple
| December 19, 2016
The Art of a Nation Will Outlast Its Governments
In the second of a series, Scott Esposito considers creation as resistance
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Veronica Esposito
| December 19, 2016
Minorities Are the Majority
Salena Godden on Shade, Belonging, and Growing Up Mixed-Race in Britain
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Salena Godden
| December 19, 2016
Remembering the Lessons of Kundera and Hrabal's Czechoslovakia
How Two Writers Responded to the Pressures of an Authoritarian Government
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Nathan Scott McNamara
| December 16, 2016
Growing Up Under the Shadow of Fidel
"In time, his presence in my mind will burn out as a cigar does"
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Pablo Medina
| December 16, 2016
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Obama: On the End of a Literary Presidency
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Jonathan Reiber
| December 15, 2016
Saving Refugees, One Boat at a Time
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Emma Jane Kirby
| December 15, 2016
Did America Just Elect Baron Munchausen?
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Tobias Carroll
| December 14, 2016
Notes from the Resistance: A Column on Language and Power
Summer Brennan, In Defense of Linguistic Infrastructure
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Summer Brennan
| December 9, 2016
Reading Out Loud in a Time of Terror
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Sabine Heinlein
| December 8, 2016
On Innocence, Internment, and Resistance with an Open Heart
Marie Mutsuki Mockett Writes to Her Young Son
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Marie Mutsuki Mockett
| December 8, 2016
Patriotism: A Schooling (and Unschooling)
Jessica Holmes on the Unrelenting March of American History
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Jessica Holmes
| December 7, 2016
Finding Empathy in the Face of Hate
Gabrielle Bellot Grapples with Deep American Divisions and Fascism Ascendent
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Gabrielle Bellot
| November 30, 2016
How Pacifism Can Lead to Violence and Conflict
Miriam Toews on the Conflicts that Arise from Mennonites' Non-Conflict
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Miriam Toews
| November 28, 2016
10 Books by Indigenous Authors You Should Read
For Thanksgiving, Standing Rock and Everything In Between
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| November 23, 2016
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