During my two years serving in the IDF, the fact that there were Muslim soldiers serving alongside Jewish soldiers never struck me as odd. Even when I was stationed in the West Bank, I never thought anything of the fact that on a night raid they would surely come into contact with fellow Muslims [...]
Desilicious started about ten years ago with the purpose of integrating Bollywood music, pop music, and house music [...]
When I heard the new NASA recordings of the “Chorus” of charged particles in the earth’s magnetosphere, I was immediately reminded of similar recordings made here on earth a few years back and transformed into the most wonderful piece of music [...]
Memory is long, and vengeance is often served cold. The attempted murder of a retired Indian army general in London may be connected to his role in the crushing of a Sikh revolt in India in the 1980s [...]
Léogane was one of the first towns I saw in Haiti when I moved here in 2003. It was my second day, and I carpooled with members of the Haitian Journalists Association to the dusty little town an hour from Port-au-Prince to attend a protest outside a church [...]
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The question asked in the Guardian article is whether anyone even cares about naked breasts anymore [...]
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I got the question this past weekend from my mother-in-law. My colleague got the same question from her mother-in-law: “Why do they still hate us,” they wanted to know [...]
As a journalist living and working in a foreign country, I like to think of myself as being culturally sensitive and aware regardless of where I’m reporting from. But I hadn’t realized that the pressures of being a journalist can dampen some of that sensitivity.
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