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A Sudden Son of Revolution
An homage to a young revolutionary who continues to fight for the democratic future of Myanmar from rebel lands.
Editorials
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The Death of a Mozambican Rapper and Revolutionary
Thousands take to the streets of Maputo to celebrate the life and lyrics of Azagaia, one of Mozambique’s most beloved cultural icons.
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Portrait of a Young Artist as a Revolutionary
In the aftermath of the 2021 coup d’etat, a photojournalist joins a rebel army to fight for Myanmar’s democratic future.
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Apologetic Backlash
While the pope stood in front of cameras apologizing for Canada’s residential school system, religious media outlets continued a campaign of denialism.
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80 Days: Memories of a Coup
A memoir of escape and exile from once-democratic Myanmar.
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The Mouth of the Wolf
Reflections from a roadside cemetery.
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The Rule of the Gun
The finger on the trigger is more sacred than the life at the end of the barrel.
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“And It’s True We Are Immune…”
Reflections on the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday.
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For What It’s Worth
Wandering the streets of San Francisco, browsing the city’s bookshelves, a writer reflects on twenty years of literary and artistic influence, navigating an increasingly unfamiliar landscape in New York City.
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The Great Glasgow COP-Out
In early November 2021, thousands of global environmental and climate justice activists gathered in Glasgow, Scotland for the 26th annual convention on climate change to demand for an energy transformation and the health of the world’s most vulnerable communities.
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Navel Gazing
An insight into America’s “culture wars” using the example of Dave Chappelle to highlight the extant and emerging fault lines of artistic freedom of expression and censorship.
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Squatch: A Big, Hairy, American Metaphor
In the redwood forests outside Santa Cruz, author Sidd Joag’s childhood curiosities are awakened when he meets cryptozoological archivist and founder of the Bigfoot Discovery Museum, Michael Rugg, who life’s work leaves him questioning the relevance of Bigfoot’s existence versus the value of celebrating intellectual curiosity.
