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Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Kenneth MacLeish, Associate Professor of medicine, health, society, and anthropology at Vanderbilt University. Amidst the Boulder and Atlanta mass shootings, they discuss his recent article: "Mental…
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Embracing traditional indigenous staple foods has caused higher prices, lower supply, decreased crop diversity, and regional violence.
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Of all Diet Prada encounters, none has caused as much damage as its recent Dolce & Gabbana case.
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Vaccine passports might be inevitable, but governments and corporations should be wary of them fostering massive inequality.
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While the world is focusing on rejuvenating their economies and handling COVID-19, Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen's best hope is to try to restore some form of communication with Mainland China to reduce the risk of possible warfare.
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“Anemoia” is nostalgia for a time you’ve never known. While often used to describe the odd feeling you get when you look at old pictures, nationalist parties have manipulated the sentiment to encourage devotion towards old empires and…
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The divided response in the court's ruling has magnified the rifts and cracks of a transitional justice system designed to straddle the uncomfortable middle between accountability and reconciliation. It is no panacea, but for a country…
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Increased tensions with Western countries and recent revelations about the persecution of China’s Uyghur population have polarized opinions about Beijing hosting the world’s foremost sporting event. Amid growing calls for an Olympic…
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In 2018, 31 per cent of all murders in Canada were by firearms, versus 18.2 per cent in Australia and 10 per cent in the UK. The meteoric rise in popularity of the handgun as a weapon of choice among murderers in Canada continues to be a…
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Women are judged by employers and society based on standards of femininity and domesticity that they internalize from a young age, a fact which inevitably hinders their chances at fair wages during the recruitment process.
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