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As Americans prepared to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday on the morning of July 4, sobering images flashed across their phones and…
Germany is a country with a long and complex relationship to authoritarianism. It is also of course the country that gave birth…
Let Me Walk in BeautyO Great Spirit,whose voice I hear in the windsand whose breath gives life to all the world,hear me.I…
Confronted as a young adult with his terminal cancer diagnosis, she sorts through a morass of competing values and emotions. Supporting her…
If you think the latest controversy over Our Lady of Aparecida has anything to do with religion, tradition or theology, you’ve fallen for a…
As I sat and viewed Haile Gerima’s latest film, Black Lions, Roman Wolves both at home via streaming and at its North…
After centuries of suppression, Indigenous languages have made a comeback in the United States and in Ireland. Chronicling this success are a…
It’s become the disease of affluence: How do wealthy countries limit, restrict or totally bar migrants (whether they arrive through regular channels…
A motion filed in a U.S. district court on August 13 revealed that the Department of Homeland Security investigated the labor unions, immigrant rights…
It has been more than six years since the largest wave of protests in American history, which also took place during the…
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