The day I was asked to write my farewell op-ed, I’ve become a journalist who has nothing to say; a writer who has forgotten every word there possibly is out there – proving to me if there’s anything I can’t write, other than really good business stories, it’s a farewell letter to this place.
Read MoreSurely, when Bentham designed the Panopticon, he had a prison in mind – an institutional building for punishment – not a way of life.
Read MoreI even got a great discount on my gym membership, solely for being a woman in March. I was also told a few restaurants had female-only discounts and some places around town were serving free drinks.
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But they took the field as a unit with the mentality of one team willing to do anything to win; team members on offense scored three touchdowns while those on defense scored another touchdown and did not cede ground to the Hellhounds.
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In the case of Egypt, the question remains — a society with a strong religious foundation that is largely opposed to secularism, could Islamic feminism help Egyptian women?
Read MoreSure, there’s a wide range of anti-Muslim rhetoric going on in the world right now, but if people choose to be bigoted, xenophobic and racist, that’s on them.
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Take the word ‘apartheid’ for example — rarely does the mere mention of the word ever convey many feelings or emotions upon hearing it, regardless of all the cruelty it is charged with.
Read MoreWe often have a certain stock image of what constitutes an underdeveloped country: heavily crowded, dirty slums, high crime rates and possible political unrest spread throughout. During Spring Break I visited the anomaly of all underdeveloped countries: Nepal.
Read MoreEgyptian women have never owned any aspect of the public space, not only when it comes to protesting, but even when it comes to exercising some of the simplest and most basic rights like going out for a walk at night or wearing what would be seen as ‘revealing’ — all signs that a woman is “asking for it”.
Read MoreAs social media takes the world by storm, David Lublin analyzes the way both candidates in the 2016 US elections use platforms like Facebook and Twitter to gain more support.
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