YES, I am Colombian. NO, I am not Pablo Escobar Maria Alejandra Lopez One thing is to travel and another is to travel as a Colombiana* (Spanish female version...
The peril of urban migrant citizenship in a post covid-19 world David Monda The COVID-19 crisis has created new forms of trauma that have emerged from the pandemic in relation...
DISCO SAVES THE DAY Mark Dickinson During the pandemic, it’s been nearly impossible for kids to let loose at school and just be...
Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State by Samuel Stein Emily Holloway Early this spring, not long after the long-anticipated grand opening, I visited Hudson Yards on...
The Push for More Versatile PhD Science Students: Cultivating Future Leaders, Activists, and Communicators in the 21st Century Jeannette Huaman Getting your PhD in science teaches you a variety of things. Students often find themselves juggling...
Intellectuals without Shores: Notes on Iraqi Culture after 2003 By Falih Hasan In most nation-states in the Middle East, perhaps more so in Iraq, culture and literary...
The #NotHim Movement, the Presidential Elections in Brazil and the Aftermath By Juliane Bazzo I write these lines not only as an external investigator of facts, but also as...
Hitting Fascism from Below: Lessons from the Far East on How to Fight Like a Girl By Rafael Munia On January 27, at Meiji University in Tokyo, a line of middle-aged and senior women...
PT and Bolsonaro: from the Normalization of an Anomy to the Rise of Fascism in Brazil By Hugo Goeury On 28 October 2018, Jair Bolsonaro was elected president of Brazil. With 55.13% of the vote, he...
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