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Tamils in Toronto: the graceful protest
The itchy tension of the overwhelming police presence was all-too-palpable and entirely unnecessary in light of the peaceful masses they were preparing to face.
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Quiverfull: an interview with Kathryn Joyce
"There is a heavy Reconstructionist element to a lot of Quiverfull advocacy, with advocates speaking about the generational changes they will bring about through having many children."
Avigdor Lieberman and the rise of the Israeli right
The stunning success of Yisrael Beiteinu and Lieberman, a former bouncer who later received a B.A. from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in political science and international relations, represents a parallel to the rise of Hamas
Under siege: on Oscar Grant and other victims
Anyone--be they a pregnant woman, a wet naked man with a hearing impairment, or a frail 92 year old grandmother--is automatically deemed to be a potential threat; all options, therefore, remain on the table, to be utilized at the official's discretion.
Ted Kennedy and the paradox of class