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Biden Responds to Leaked SCOTUS Draft on Roe v. Wade, Abortion Rights
President Joe Biden has issued a statement emphasizing his commitment to keeping abortion accessible following the release of an alleged leaked draft...
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Ukrainian American Musician Siuzanna Iglidan Opens up About her Tribute to her Homeland at the Grammys
Iglidan not only plays the Ukrainian instrument called the bandura but also sings opera and pop as a gorgeous mezzo-soprano....
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Op-Ed: ‘The Kashmir Files’ Fabricates the Truth to Demonize Muslims
One election is enough to divide India into communal lines, but this time, a Bollywood movie has taken this hot...
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Op-Ed: India’s Hijab ban: Freedom of Religion or a Hindutva-Dominated Nation?
In 2012, 107 Muslim students protested the management of Sri Ramakunjeshwara First Grade College in Uppinangadi, Karnataka for imposing a...
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Op-Ed: SALDEF Supports SCOTUS Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson
In the late 1980s, feminist scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw theorized the revolutionary concept of "intersectionality." Intersectionality addresses discrimination, primarily via the...
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Indian Garment Workers to be Paid $28 Million in Denied Legal Wages
Photo: Shutterstock India’s largest garment company, Shahi Exports, has finally paid out approximately $4 million in wages since the news...
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Melting Pot for Immigrant Communities has a South Asian Poverty Problem
Among the many taboo topics policed in conversations, one that particularly stands out is the topic of poverty. While most...
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Remember Christina Yuna Lee, Asian American Killed in NYC Apartment
On a balmy winter night in New York, a young woman named Christina Yuna Lee was murdered in her Chinatown...
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Another act of Violence, Another Wait for Justice: The Murder of Priyantha Kumara
Another Act of Violence, Another Wait For Justice: The Murder of Priyantha Kumara
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Priti Patel’s Nationality and Borders Bill: A Reflection of Her Own Fragmented Sense of Belonging?
Are Priti Patel's actions in her role as UK Home Minister a reflection of her own fragmented sense of belonging?
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