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Host Andrew Xu sits down with Yascha Mounk, the head of Persuasion and a contributing writer for The Atlantic. They discuss his new book The Identity Trap: A Story of Ideas and Power in Our Time, and the set of ideas, ideologies, and…
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Host Andrew Xu sits down once again with Vivian Wang, a China correspondent for The New York Times. They discuss the decline in student exchange programs between China and the US, the way that Chinese citizens feel about potentially living…
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Alors que l'Arctique se réchauffe trois fois plus vite que la moyenne mondiale, les grandes puissances intensifient leurs intérêts militaires et économiques dans cette région. Cette concurrence acharnée pour les ressources naturelles…
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While most of Europe today is governed by right-wing governments, Spain is one of the only European countries led by left-wing leaders. Despite the growing tide of conservatism sweeping across Europe, including the presence of a strong…
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The 2012 student strike brought young people together and sparked engagement in politics at all levels. There are lessons to be taken from the work done in 2012 for students today organizing against the Legault government’s recent tuition…
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Host Andrew Xu sits down with David French, a columnist for The New York Times. They discuss the potential dangers of a second Trump presidency, the internal politics of the pro-life movement in America, and how to frame rhetoric to…
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Although Taylor Swift has been deemed a feminist icon in popular culture, her expression of feminism remains limited. As a white, wealthy, celebrity, she presents an oversimplification of women’s experiences and often overlooks the…
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The intricate relationship between the phenomenon of cultural commodification and the history of global tourism but be addressed. To instigate meaningful change, awareness of the topic and its effects, is imperative.
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Grime is a grassroots genre that many understand to be a form of English folk music, expressing the identity and shared experience of Black Britons.
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An independent tribunal to handle land claims may be the path forward for reconciliation in Canada.
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