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How Can Attachment Theory Helps Us Survive Quarantine?

With COVID-19 still in full swing and another wave of lockdowns looming as the temperature begins to drop, trying to find ways to socialize safely seems harder and harder every day. Even...

RBG’s Death Should Force a Rethink of the Politicized Nature of SCOTUS

The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been yet another blow in a year of tumult, and endless, lacerating upheavals, not only because of the sheer magnitude of her contributions but because...

Will the Pandemic Catalyze a Movement Towards Communal Living?

A long-standing American institution, the nuclear family was first coined in 1947, defined as a man and a woman living in a house by themselves with two or three kids. The popular conception comes from...

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Hamilton Morris Talks Pharmacology, Prohibition and Addiction

Hamilton Morris is an American writer, scientific researcher and journalist. Born in New...

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Allow Kamala Harris’ Identity and Politics the Complexity They Deserve

In the couple of weeks since Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden picked...

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A Tale of Two Minds: On the Distinctions Between Classical Psychology and Vedic Philosophy

The word ‘mind’ creates various connotations in our very own mind depending upon what has been told to us so far. I think the conceptions associated with the word can be broadly classified...

On Climate Change, Colonialism and Corporations

Four months ago I watched in alarm as fires devastated large sections of Australia. Speaking to my mum and my friends back home, I listened in dismay about the ash in the air...

The Dual Sovereignty Exception to Double Jeopardy: Sheron Edwards’ Story

Double Jeopardy has long been an established principle in the American legal system however, however, loophole to this principle is the dual sovereignty exception, which allows offenders to be charged for the same...

John Roulac on The Power and Promise of Regenerative Agriculture

When environmental activist and entrepreneur John Roulac first heard his mentor Will Allen lecture on the idea that agriculture is one of the leading contributors to climate change, he knew he needed to...

The Case for AfroUrbanism

AfroUrbanism centers the lived experience of black people in the design and creation of black communities. It puts black culture at the fore, taking into account the past harms, current challenges, and future...

“The Rural Reality”: Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko Raises Cancer Awareness in South Africa

Dr Thandeka Mazibuko is KZN’s first radio-oncologist and a registrar at Grey’s Hospital, in addition to being the founder of the NGO SinomusaNothando, a registered nonprofit in South Africa, founded in 2004. Dr Thandeka...

Are We Living in the Age of Gaslighting?

“You’re crazy.” “It’s not even a big deal.” “You’re just overreacting” “Calm down, you’re so dramatic” “It was just a joke.” It happens all the time. People are constantly told their perceived problems...

“Channeling Mind, Body and Spirit”: DJ BODAI’S Earthy and Ethereal Sound

Gisele Bruno, who goes by the musical name BODAI is a DJ, Producer, Vocalist and Label Manager who specializes in a sonically diverse methodology approach to music. Her sound is sweepingly melodic, reminiscent of...

Remote Therapy in the Age of Coronavirus

When the coronavirus took hold in New York in March, therapy was among many things that made a hasty transition to online practice. For people who already have a therapist, the past five...

America Needs to Embrace Mask Culture

At the beginning of quarantine, I joked with a friend that when the COVID-19 chaos was all over, there would be a massive movement in the fashion world towards “quarantine fashion,” consisting of...