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When Feminism Becomes a Tool for Assimilation (Nathalie Martinek)

You’re at a women’s empowerment event. Everyone on stage speaks fluently and eloquently. The language is crisp, the tone measured, and the slogans aligned. It’s a feminism that photographs well …

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Nathalie Martinek

Griftivism (Michele Seminara)

My first exposure to what I now call “griftivism,” a hybrid of grifting and Critical Social Justice activism, occurred in the arts. It was 2020 when—in my role as managing …

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Michele Seminara

The False Dissension Over ‘Islamophobia’: an Iranian outlook (Ali Beikzadeh)

‘Cultural relativism commands us to see what we call our values as simple prejudices; the beliefs of a particular tribe called the West. The religion of the prophet is thus …

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Ali Beikzadeh

As Satellites Replace Stars (Joshua Dabelstein)

The commodification of the cosmos is having a profound impact on humanity itself On Monday March 3, 2024, at 2:05pm Pacific Time, a satellite built by small Sydney start-up Space …

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Joshua Dabelstein

The Work of Atonement: Bogimbah Creek Mission (Fiona Foley)

Queensland has so far alienated about 10,000,000 acres of freehold land, and leased about 300,000,000 acres for pastoral occupation. For the first we have received about six and a quarter …

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Bogimbah Creek MissionFiona Foley

Home for the Rodeo (Robbie Coburn)

1 As I drive down Selkirk road for the first time in months, the thing that strikes me most is the number of cattle I see; on both sides of …

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Robbie Coburn

Hustling the Hustlers (Jenny Hedley)

In July 2015, on a normal night’s work, a girl sat down next to me and urinated on her chair. I shoved the dancewear I was selling into suitcases to …

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Jenny Hedley

Riding the Bus in Denver (Sheila Black)

I rode the bus in Denver. I rode it early in the morning and late at night, and sometimes I waited a long time in the cold wind of December …

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Sheila Black

Village Intellectual (Ewa Mazierska)

Whenever I would think about village intellectuals, I used to be reminded of my father. He had a relatively modest amount of formal education, consisting of attending secondary school in …

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Ewa Mazierska

Filled with Memories (Brooke Madison)

Gita had a particularly vivid dream one night, cocooned within the walls of the hospital room. Maybe it was because of all the medication she was on. She woke, her …

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Brooke Madison
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