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Sixty-Seven Years of Pakistan
Freedom movements in contemporary Pakistan suggest that at least Sindh and Balochistan are bound to emerge as separate sovereign countries sooner or later.
Do (Fill in the Blank) Value Life Less than We Do?
I still hear some people say that an “enemy” doesn't value human life like we do.
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The Caveats of Ferguson and the Murder of Michael Brown
Why must one, in America, be confined to a living space that is essentially occupied by law enforcement because they are perceived as “dangerous animals”?
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Moving From a Culture of Death to a Culture of Life: Mobilizing for the People’s Climate March
As we prepare for the People's Climate March, we must remember that technology change alone will not avert global disaster. We must prioritize preserving the integrity of human beings …
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Homeschooling for Critical Consciousness
Educator Jeffrey Nall explains why he and his wife, April, homeschool their children.
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A Conservative Attack on Intellectuals
The right-wing attack on the astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson - which has reached a sort of apogee in a recent National Review cover story - is notable for a …
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The Mystery of the Malaysian Airlines Crash Over Ukraine
What is known and what remains to be proven or investigated in the mystery of the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17? A Malaysian airline safety engineer considers the …
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Should the Internet Be Like the Public Library?
A recent study put the US at number 31 in the world in overall download speed, lagging behind much smaller countries like Estonia, Hungary, and Slovakia.
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Gender Revolution Rebound, but No Gender Convergence in Attitudes
The change in attitudes is not due to men and women becoming more similar in their attitudes.
We’re Human Fodder Caught in the Crossfire of Armed Groups and Armed Governments: “No to Wars!”
We wish to live differently.