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Interviews

Revolutionary Love: An Interview with Valarie Kaur

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to interview Valarie Kaur, an activist, documentary filmmaker, and faith leader. She is the author of two award-winning books: See No Stranger and Sage Warrior. She is also the founder and director of the Revolutionary Love Project, a non-profit that equips everyday citizens with the resources and knowledge needed to lead mass mobilization efforts, specifically aimed at reclaiming … Continue reading Revolutionary Love: An Interview with Valarie Kaur

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Environmentalism

The Environment Question: How China’s Belt & Road Initiative is Harming the Natural World

Editor’s Note: Any opinions expressed in City Voice articles are the authors and do not imply that the City Voice takes a stand one way or another. “I did not write half of what I saw, for I knew I would not be believed.” With labored breaths, sprawled on his deathbed, the world-renowned 13th-century Italian explorer Marco Polo reminisced about his time on the Silk … Continue reading The Environment Question: How China’s Belt & Road Initiative is Harming the Natural World

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Interviews

Not Immigrants, New Americans: Interview with Ghida Dagher

Just before the 2024 election, I was presented with the opportunity to interview Ghida Dagher, the president and CEO of New American Leaders. Her nonprofit organization is the only one in the nation that promotes immigrant and refugee involvement in the decision making process and empowers them to run for elected offices by providing them with the tools and resources that they need for a … Continue reading Not Immigrants, New Americans: Interview with Ghida Dagher

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Reviews

Timeless Justice: A Review of 12 Angry Men

Thumbnail: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050083/mediaviewer/rm2516156672/?ref_=tt_md_11 Movie: 12 Angry Men Director: Sidney Lumet Screenplay: Reginald Rose Starring: Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb Rating: Unrated Run Time: 1h 35m A small jury deliberating room in a New York courthouse. 12 jurors, each forced to question their once-perfect reasoning. And one case that draws the line between life and death for a defendant. The 1957 film 12 Angry Men, directed by … Continue reading Timeless Justice: A Review of 12 Angry Men

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Bios

The Eternal Legacy of Ratan Tata

In February of 2018, Indian industrialist Ratan Tata was supposed to be honored with a prestigious award at Buckingham Palace, hosted by none other than King Charles III (at the time, Prince Charles). In recognition of his philanthropic work and contributions to the betterment of humanity, Tata was invited to attend the royal family’s ceremony and receive a lifetime achievement award. Despite agreeing to be … Continue reading The Eternal Legacy of Ratan Tata

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Bios

The Eternal Legacy of Ratan Tata

In February of 2018, Indian industrialist Ratan Tata was supposed to be honored with a prestigious award at Buckingham Palace, hosted by none other than King Charles III (at the time, Prince Charles). In recognition of his philanthropic work and contributions to the betterment of humanity, Tata was invited to attend the royal family’s ceremony and receive a lifetime achievement award. Despite agreeing to be … Continue reading The Eternal Legacy of Ratan Tata

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Editorials

Qatar Will Need More Than a Penalty Kick to Repay Their Migrant Workers

The news has spread to every nook and corner of the world; there is rarely a single soul who has not yet heard about the most expensive, profligate international sporting tournament: the 2022 Qatar World Cup. However, what is not as well known and very intriguing once you learn about it, is what it took for such a low-populated yet rich country to build decades … Continue reading Qatar Will Need More Than a Penalty Kick to Repay Their Migrant Workers

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Reviews

‘Tis The Season for Peppermint Mochas: Reviewing Holiday Starbucks Beverages

As Andy Williams sings to us in his famous 1963 holiday song, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year With the kids jingle belling And everyone telling you be of good cheer It’s the most wonderful time of the year” With multiple international holidays coming around the corner, it is important for all of us to recognize the many facets of life that puts … Continue reading ‘Tis The Season for Peppermint Mochas: Reviewing Holiday Starbucks Beverages

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Editorials

Goal or Foul? FIFA’s Long History of Corruption

Two underdog teams and two legendary lineups in the semi-finals: the 2022 Qatar World Cup seems to be straight out of an extremely dramatized Hollywood film full of major upsets and suspenseful penalty shootouts. These lively, rousing matches make the tournament one that is viewed by billions of football fans, with some physically attending the games while most watch through digital platforms. The growth of … Continue reading Goal or Foul? FIFA’s Long History of Corruption

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Featured Article

Iran’s Global Fight for Women’s Rights: How A Historically Unjust Country Triggered Worldwide Solidarity

No matter where you saw it – aimlessly scrolling on TikTok, watching your feed of YouTube Shorts, or seeing the large headlines on the New York Times – the protests in Iran have reached the phones and front doors of wide audiences as the most recent fight against an authoritarian regime has risen. Following leaked cases of government violations of human and women rights, many … Continue reading Iran’s Global Fight for Women’s Rights: How A Historically Unjust Country Triggered Worldwide Solidarity

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