Letters From the West Bank #4
As always, this column explores the Palestinian-Israeli lived reality through everyday stories—from Easter to Ramadan to Passover. This time, it tells of people who choose action over watching injustice on social media
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The Red Card Mexico Can’t Ignore
As the State drops the ball on Mexico’s missing persons crisis, civil society takes the field in search of the disappeared—enough to fill the stadium that hosted the World Cup opener
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Open Houses #7: Max Liebermann House, Wannsee, Berlin
Once seized by the Nazis and nearly lost to history, Max Liebermann House was reclaimed by citizens determined not to let his legacy disappear
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