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Category Archives: essays
Ashura explosions: sanctimonious murder
We become Yazid.
Curbing our Christmas enthusiasm
I liked prancing around the coffee table with them. It was brilliant!
Maps: You Are My Playground Love
Truth segues into lies and lies into glory.
Her Name Escapes Me
It is no surprise that a religiously charged people murder their daughters with impunity.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, south asia, women Tagged gender, india, mis, pakistan, samrat singh, sexism Leave a comment
By George, whatever next?!
We imagined a customized Nespresso bin, with a giant, laughing George Clooney on its side. Gathered around it were throngs of women.
Also posted in Science & Technology, Society, humor Tagged environment, francesca prescott, george clooney, PETA, recycling 2 Comments
From Dierkes to protests: freedom of expression in its hideous glory
This is an example of the press going crazy; salivating their chops at the prospect of castigating a politician in the name of political correctness.
Remembering Inayat
The first time I saw blood was not the first time I bled.
On “Defiance,” Israel, and the “Jews Run Hollywood” Line
Like the Palestinians hemmed into the Gaza Strip, the Jews in "Defiance" cling steadfast to their culture.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, europe, middle east, movies Tagged britain, israel, mark farnsworth 3 Comments
Look, it’s an Orphan Soul Hanging like a Dead Crow from the Tree!
Go to the remotest parts of Pacific Ocean’s islands or the most inaccessible parts of Amazon’s evergreen forests, and you are sure to come across abandoned water bottles or plastic food containers.
Also posted in Art Gallery, Religion, south asia Tagged environment, india, n. p. chekkutty 1 Comment
The shame about Corey Haim