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Staff Writer Jonah Fried argues that slavery determined much more than just the wording of the Second Amendment: "The historical context produced the wording itself, but the imprints that slavery left on the American cultural fabric gave…
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However, where do we, as journalists — specifically journalists of colour — draw the line between education and repetition? When are we able to stop re-educating our audience about history that should be common knowledge by now? 
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The passage of California's Fair Pay to Play Act and the widespread adoption of similar legislation in other states is a testament to the ability for lawmakers, in conjunction with activists and athletes, to make the very same changes that…
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Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Andy Udelsman, a Legal Fellow at the Texas Civil Rights Project based in Austin, where he works to advance the movement for equality and justice inside and outside of the courts. Having…
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Whilst it is obvious there is no Nicene Creed of Canadian conservatism, whoever is chosen as the next Tory leader must recognize that a vague social platform can only hurt the party by alienating social conservatives and moderates alike.
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Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Professor Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey, a historian of the twentieth-century United States who studies the historical intersections between the US, Canada, and the African Diaspora. Professor…
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The art market was shaken by frenzy in early spring as social distancing guidelines kicked in, requiring vendors to perform the entirety of their business digitally and leaving in-person gallery exhibitions and international art fairs to be…
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The responsibility of providing stability for local businesses and city workers increasingly falls on their respective municipalities, transforming the challenge of redesigning office spaces into a city-wide puzzle. 
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Since 2011, civil war has raged on in Syria, creating one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century. Now, amid a global pandemic, the various actors implicated in the crisis struggle with battling both conflict and COVID-19,…
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To move beyond national political debates and national political parties, transnational lists have been suggested as a potential solution, rendering European elections more “European."
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