When a far-right leader publicly burned a copy of the Quran in Sweden, it forced the Nordic country into a precarious position. The protests forced Sweden to choose between maintaining
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“The category is: Executive Realness!” The announcer prepares the audience for the first category’s finale between the two last-standing contestants. Donning black suits, crisp white shirts and black ties, they
Visual social media apps like TikTok and Instagram gave people unprecedented access to each other worldwide. For the first time, we’re able to see each other – that is, carefully
This year’s election cycle put several contentious issues on the ballot. The world is still reeling from the effects of COVID-19, abortion is no longer recognized as a human right
When Iranian morality police fatally beat 22-year-old Mahsa Amini on Sept. 16 for not wearing her hijab according to legal
Queen Elizabeth II’s passing last month dealt a blow to Britain’s struggle to maintain its influence on former colonies. As
Content Warning: The following story contains language related to sexual abuse, violence and suicide. What started as an internet subculture
A year after withdrawing from Afghanistan, the United States is reaching the 14th anniversary of its war on terror in
Africans have been plagued for centuries by inaccurate depictions promoted by Hollywood and Western media outlets. Combine African and Black
Though Patriot Sandwich Company is the brainchild of owner and army combat veteran David Jordan, it exists because a community
