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It is easy to talk about a prevalent culture of body-shaming and the rise of eating disorders. It is far more difficult to reconcile oneself
It is easy to talk about a prevalent culture of body-shaming and the rise of eating disorders. It is far more difficult to reconcile oneself
Between July 7th-9th, a wave of violence broke out in Venezuela. The three-day confrontation involved one of the country’s most dangerous criminal gangs. In those
Abandoned by the state and struggling with a surge of COVID-19 infections, an ill-equipped Kashmir turns to private aid organisations for help.
Romeyka is a Greek dialect spoken in the north-east part of Turkey, Pontus. The language has survived for many years, still keeping its ties to
This article questions the current role and relevance of monumental sculpture from the perspective of a practising artist in this field. Public art can provide
A writer and artist couple, after most of their adult lives spent in a metropolis, decided to move to the hills in southern India to
In today’s world, freedom of expression has evolved from a right to a moral duty. Not speaking up, either online or in person, about the
Mathematics is a discipline centred on the logical progression of carefully constructed steps, yet it can also be an exhilarating free-for-all. These diverse elements inspire
This article is more than 6 months old The talk-radio shows carried by the airwaves of Middle America are lampooned by many as bigoted if
My daughter was born a second-class citizen. Born, with a rare genetic disease, during the run up to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) she entered
