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Abercrombie’s Legal Defeat—and Its Cultural Failure - The New Yorker

Jun 5, 2015

ture” is a word activists like to deploy nowadays—there’s “rape culture” to condemn or a “culture of respect” to strive(...)

Jun 5, 2015

On October 11, 2014, according to Islamic State-affiliated Twitter accounts a woman going by the name Ahlam al-Nasr was married(...)

Jun 5, 2015

Growing up, Sam Jarjour says his father hung a sign prominently in their house that read: “To the World with(...)

Jun 5, 2015

Statement by Volker Türk, UNHCR's Assistant High Commissioner for Protection, on the occasion of the launch of the Iraq(...)

Jun 4, 2015

In September 2012, the Egyptian street artist El Zeft pasted the stenciled image of a battle-ready Nefertiti onto a long(...)

Jun 4, 2015

A high-profile Palestinian singer and UN goodwill ambassador has said Turkey has been the biggest support of Gaza but has(...)

Jun 4, 2015

Owner Ali Rizk watched with pleasure Saturday morning as shoppers flocked to get a taste of the juicy lamb kefta(...)

Jun 4, 2015

The Supreme Court on Monday found that Abercrombie & Fitch is liable for discriminating against a young Muslim woman who(...)

Jun 4, 2015

In the course of resilience against the merciless edge of state-violence in the summer 2014, protestors in Ferguson held up(...)

Jun 4, 2015

When the curtains rise and the lights start dimming, you'll see Cairo Orchestra musicians entering the stage carrying their instruments,(...)

Jun 4, 2015

A prostitution-themed film from Morocco that had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May has set off a(...)

Jun 4, 2015

This month, the Milwaukie Poetry Series has an extra-special program featuring readers from the Iraqi Society of Oregon and the(...)