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The airbrushing of Charlie Kirk's legacy has got me thinking about double standards and pondering how differently many Americans would react if someone like Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, or Louis Farrakhan, were shot to death.
3 months ago
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The "U.S.-Israel War Machine" puppet has been out and about since many City Council members objected to its display at the Cultural Center. "He" has up turned up at several rallies and will be among the puppets showcased at an Aug. 24 pro-Palestinian parade.
4 months ago
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The "Between Sky and Sea" exhibit of the late Palestinian photojournalist and filmmaker Ismail Abu Hatab will be showcased at the Walls Turned Sideways gallery from Thursday through Aug. 23. Abu Hatab was killed in an Israeli airstrike on June 30.
5 months ago
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Zohran Mamdani's rise is proof many Democratic voters have grown tired of the old guard continually offering up an out-of-touch white boomer or a slightly younger person of color who is just as clueless.
6 months ago
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Humbling as it may have been to be demoted to the lower rungs of the celebrity hierarchy, a D-list diss at the Met Gala beats being mistaken for a terrorist. Khan, a Muslim, was racially profiled and detained by federal authorities three times when he flew into the U.S. between 2009 and 2016.
7 months ago
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Many local South Asian Americans and others called for Hanuman Temple of Greater Chicago in Glenview to uninvite extremist Sadhvi Ritambhara from a speaking engagement this weekend. "Hate speech has no home in a house of worship," they stated in a signed petition.
8 months ago
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The MAGA parody hat, "Made You Look Allahu Akbar," got me thinking about American Muslim humor and its growing mainstream appeal.
9 months ago
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Aldermanic protest against the exhibit has raised its profile at the Chicago Cultural Center. 'It's a criticism of governments, not people," the artist says.
10 months ago
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Biden's failures in Gaza will 'follow him around forever'
11 months ago
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With the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, columnist Rummana Hussain tells the story of her friend Dr. Jihad Shoshara, who first visited his paternal homeland in 1991. "This was the will of the Syrian people," Shoshara said.
12 months ago
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Once my family started celebrating Thanksgiving, at the insistence of my father, there have always been two constants: a slightly spicy turkey and an 8-ish p.m. 'normal' dinnertime.
about 1 year ago