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When we talk about Hollywood as a political tool used to control the narrative, we often dive first into its most literal state weapons: its structural relationships with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and the CIA. The...
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"Stateless" a word used to define an individual who isn't recognized as a citizen of any country. Being stateless doesn't mean a person isn't human, yet the very concept represents a systematic stripping of human rights, from...
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The masked villain of exploitation continues to grow ever richer as he stands tall on the pyramid of the bones of the deceased children of the Congo. The masked villain doesn’t acknowledge his dirty hands that shook the balan...
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"¿Quién dio la orden?" the haunting question that still defines politics in our beloved Colombia. Who gave the orders that allowed members of the Colombian military to murder innocent civilians and falsely present them as en...
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A country's true sovereignty is defined by its ability to make decisions for itself, both internally and externally, without needing the green light from foreign countries or fearing the consequences of its choices, as long a...
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A rejection of the detached, academic "savior" complex of traditional journalism and liberal commentary. Notes from the underground where reality is not a narrative telling... it's horror.
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