sadia khatri
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Do politics matter?
A comprehensive guide on how to be apolitical.
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Rejecting implicit and internalized misogyny
It’s important to reject even the subtlest forms of misogyny.
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From Letterboxd to Goodreads: Is social media ruining media consumption?
“But can social media and apps like Letterboxd and Goodreads be used to genuinely engage with media or are they just another way to be performative about the media we consume?”
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Our DEI dilemma
New policies and legislation restrict diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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Climate is political
“Environmental and climate concerns harm everyone, but it is critical to be aware of which communities continue to bear the brunt of the climate crisis.”
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Why American escapism does not make sense
We need to focus on building our own community before we move into another. Graphic by Reece Butler. SADIA KHATRI | OPINION COLUMNIST | sskhatri@butler.edu “I’m moving to Canada!” Following Donald Trump’s presidential victory, perhaps you have heard or seen sentiments about moving elsewhere and away from America. When conservative victories — particularly when Trump…
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Putting the death penalty to death
“Our current criminal justice system is focused far less on progress and improvement and is instead concerned with forms of punishment that are wholly unproductive.”
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Frightful fits
“Whatever your reason for dressing up may be, it better not be one of these that we all have decided we are sick and tired of seeing every year.”
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“Abbott Elementary” and the charter school debate
The show’s creator Brunson does not shy away from discussing the complexities of charter schools and their potential harms. Through the fun medium of a sitcom, “Abbott Elementary” raises important concerns about what role charter schools truly play within the American school system.