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They say that curiosity killed the cat, but I think that curiosity is what may well save us.  Can you imagine what the world would be like without it?
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A human who gets a taste of what it’s like to be able to speak freely, to think freely, to learn…those are all things that become precious to that huma…
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As a journalist, conducting interviews is probably my favorite thing to do. Over the course of my career I’ve spoken with scientists, politicians, busi…
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Freedom of speech is at the center of this debate. Sure, the White House isn’t mandating legally that certain content is removed from social media, it…
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As anybody who’s ever met one of them can attest, human beings tend to be far from perfect. We’re subject to our impulses, temperaments, desires, and w…
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"The best apology one can give is to do better in the future. And yet, there’s a whole culture of apology that has been formed...It has become so popul…
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First published in Newsweek on May 24
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A verbal series. Part 4.
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A verbal series. Part 3.
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Traditionally, privilege is defined as a certain advantage that a person or a group of people may have over others. In the House of Commons, to check o…
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As of late, I’ve become increasingly aware of how specific words have been infecting our consciousness. How the oversimplification of language and, hen…
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