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- Articles | Al Ain
A Pakistani cab driver, a curious American with an interest in history and politics, and the topic of government
by Colin Mulligan | Al Ain, United Arab Emirates
- Journalesque | An angry mob
“ But by the time I got to the coffee shop in the Memorial Tower Building it seemed as though the event was more on people's minds than I had originally anticipated. Even cups and saucers were thought to be too dangerous to circulate amidst the possibility of outright violence. ”
by Alex Park | Durban, South Africa
- Articles | The future, as I see it
Many see Africa as hopelessly underdeveloped, but perhaps we ought to consider it as the ideal blank canvas
by Alex Park | Durban, South Africa
- Journalesque | Being in the Moment: Unpredicted Call
At any moment may arrive a friend in need, a story to be shared, tears to be shed, fates considered. Own it.
by Lori C. Brown | universal; Connecticut, United States
- Articles | If I Can't Dance to It, It's Not My Revolution
Canoodling with the Anarchists
by Gene Levin | Prague, Czech Republic
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