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Colors of Citizenship
Our constitution does not invoke the name of Allah, or Bhagwan, or God. It begins with ‘We the People.’ This country of ours is not founded on the basis of a single religion. We are all Indians.
U.S.-Iranian Conflict: Ramifications in Latin America
A U.S.-Iranian war would prove deeply transformative to the 640 million people south of the Río Grande.
Sex and Myth: Reckoning with Rural China’s Haphazard Sex Education
Sex is a taboo topic in China. People rarely publicly discuss sex; the “birds and the bees” talk from parent to child is also much less common than in the West.
In a Name: North Macedonia and Greece Clash over Historical and Cultural Legacies
To Greeks today, the northern country’s name—even with “North” in front of it—seems a blatant appropriation of their culture.
Resistance Burns at Hong Kong Polytechnic
A fiery standoff at one of the city’s major universities culminated with police storming the barricades early Monday morning.