Monthly Archives: December 2022

As modern conflict moves away from hard industrial war to soft information warfare, the recent political unrest in Iran must be analyzed from a new global perspective, one that recognizes the convergence of historical contexts, present-day challenges, and future impacts within an international framework.

Lawsuit Says Ohio Teacher Was Forced to Resign after Refusing to Refer to Students with Preferred Pronouns

December 29, 2022

Zamena Manekia Manji

Politics

A middle school teacher in Ohio filed a lawsuit the week of December 17th, 2022, due to being forced to resign following her refusing to address two of her students by their preferred names and pronouns. The teacher, Vivian Geraghty, has also sued her former District, School Board, and the education officials.

Iran Decrypted III: A Comparison to Police Brutality in the West

December 28, 2022

As modern conflict moves away from hard industrial war to soft information warfare, the recent political unrest in Iran must be analyzed from a new global perspective, one that recognizes the convergence of historical contexts, present-day challenges, and future impacts within an international framework.

Iran Decrypted II: Sanctions as an Instrument of War

December 27, 2022

As modern conflict moves away from hard industrial war to soft information warfare, the recent political unrest in Iran must be analyzed from a new global perspective, one that recognizes the convergence of historical contexts, present-day challenges, and future impacts within an international framework.

Iran Decrypted I: Propaganda and the Labeling of Iranian Voices

December 25, 2022

As modern conflict moves away from hard industrial war to soft information warfare, the recent political unrest in Iran must be analyzed from a new global perspective, one that recognizes the convergence of historical contexts, present-day challenges, and future impacts within an international framework.

Bernie Sanders Pulls War Powers Resolution to End War on Yemen

December 23, 2022

Zamena Manekia Manji

Politics

Senator Bernie Sanders announced at the White House on December 13th that he would be withdrawing the war powers resolution on the war on Yemen that has killed over 300,000 people and over 400,000 children, pushed millions into starvation and riddled the country with poverty and disease.

Iran Decrypted (Intro): A Critical Look at Recent Protests from a Global Perspective

December 23, 2022

As modern conflict moves away from hard industrial war to soft information warfare, the recent political unrest in Iran must be analyzed from a new global perspective, one that recognizes the convergence of historical contexts, present-day challenges, and future impacts within an international framework.

Even Sports Don’t Survive the Capitalist Agenda: Qatar, Islam and FIFA World Cup 2022

December 21, 2022

Zahraa Subeiti

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As Morocco celebrates a historic World Cup win that takes them to the quarterfinals, the Muslim world echoes cheers of a momentous occasion that means much more than a soccer triumph.

Five Killed in Deadly Mass Shooting in Toronto Condo

December 20, 2022

Zamena Manekia Manji

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