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It’s a two syllable word that is everywhere and nowhere at once. Taboo—easy to miss, yet glaringly obvious. But what
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Phil Ochs: The forgotten voice of protest folk
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“Gin will make you blind!”
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Conspiracies and pseudoscience: how “crunchy” ideals can go hand-in-hand with right-wing politics The term ‘sheeple’ has become popular within many
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Why we love the rats in our walls
The strange paradox of student apartments If you’ve ever lived in a student apartment, you already know the script: the
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Is the new superman movie really pro-Palestine?
The illusion of subversion: how Hollywood packages “progressive” stories Recently, the new Superman film sparked significant discussion online about supposedly
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Don’t fear the mess
The dangers of relying on ‘AI Therapists’ “Imagine a world in which the answer to ‘Am I the asshole?’ is
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An account of the state of American politics Only a month into the second Trump presidency, it feels like it
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