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Asia

Palestine Literary Festival Opens Next Week

Madiha Kark

May 30, 2014
North America

Goodbye Maya Angelou: Some Iconic Images

Warscapes

May 29, 2014
Asia

The Psychological Benefits of Reinstating Buddhism Back into South Koreans’ Lives

Grace Jung

May 22, 2014
North America

#BringBackOurGirls and the Dilemma of Hashtag Activism

Jason Huettner

May 19, 2014
North America

Don’t Be A Coconut: Checking Viviana Leo’s “White” Rican Privilege

Shakti Castro

May 13, 2014
Europe

Scottish Independence: A Primer to the Sept. 2014 Referendum

Samantha Ruggiero

May 12, 2014
North America

Tall Order: Convincing Young Officers that Nukes are Legal, Moral, and Sane

Russ Wellen

May 8, 2014
North America

On the Response to Junot Diaz’s “MFA vs. POC”

David Mura

May 7, 2014
North America

#WeNeedDiverseBooks: The Unbearable Whiteness of Literature

Shakti Castro

May 5, 2014
North America

Public Education and the Culture of Expectation: Part II

Crystal Stella Becerril

May 5, 2014

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