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March 8, 2013
Reflections with a Bird Dog
A walk through a properly protected reserve provides stark contrast to Egypt's toothless enviromental policies
September 5, 2012
A Veiled Freedom
A decision to lift the ban on the veil for state television reveals people’s true colors regarding freedom
September 5, 2012
The First Veiled Anchor: A Justified Fuss
The decision to lift the ban on veiled anchors is giving back a basic right for humans, but I can’t deny the fuss over it is more than understandable
Inhumane Charity
August 29, 2012
Featuring an extremely ill child asking people for money to prevent him from dying can not be good for the child
Morsi Uses his Legislative Powers
August 28, 2012
I am conflicted
June 28, 2012
Much like many Egyptians, the second the novelty of getting rid of the remnants of the old regime wore off, the long-awaited win turns into utter confusion
Suez: The Psychological Victory and Military Defeat
June 27, 2012
Celebrating the 56th anniversary of the Suez Canal nationalization, Middle East history and politic researcher Tam Hussein looks at the roots of the turning point in Egypt’s history
Voting for Hope
June 14, 2012
An Egyptian-American’s take on elections that gave her hope in the country
Sexually Harassed, Largely Ignored
June 11, 2012
Egyptian woman’s anti-harassment march leads into even more sexual harassment against them and a parliament ignoring their demands and rights
It’s About the People’s Demands
June 4, 2012
Why I think it’s anyone’s right to voice their opposition and refuse to accept a possibly rigged elections
12 Minutes with Abolfotoh
May 16, 2012
Our interview with Abolfotoh showed us a different — and unexpected — side of the calm, liberal and tolerant candidate.
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Legalizing Tyranny
January 16, 2012
A look at the National Defense Authorization Act
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Voting for Hope
June 14, 2012
An Egyptian-American’s take on elections that gave her hope in the country
203 views
Open to All
December 12, 2011
If we don’t want to retrace the path laid by the Mubarak regime, religious groups must be allowed a voice in the political arena
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It’s About the People’s Demands
June 4, 2012
Why I think it’s anyone’s right to voice their opposition and refuse to accept a possibly rigged elections
186 views
The Naked Truth About Freedom
December 1, 2011
An activist publicly posting her nude picture: libertine or traitor?
177 views
12 Minutes with Abolfotoh
May 16, 2012
Our interview with Abolfotoh showed us a different — and unexpected — side of the calm, liberal and tolerant candidate.
16 shared
Voting for Hope
June 14, 2012
An Egyptian-American’s take on elections that gave her hope in the country
16 shared
Fear and Hope in Damascus
August 8, 2011
Syrians struggle to overcome not only their own repressive regime, but their fears of an uncertain future if it falls. By Eliot Benman
12 shared
The Naked Truth About Freedom
December 1, 2011
An activist publicly posting her nude picture: libertine or traitor?
12 shared
A Cultural Revolution
March 1, 2011
The Tahrir protests were the perfect stage for the nation’s artistic talent By May El Khishen
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Voting for Hope
June 14, 2012
An Egyptian-American’s take on elections that gave her hope in the country
3 comment
Learning From Turkey
April 1, 2011
Lauded as an example for a future democratic Egypt, Turkey’s secular model has dangerous flaws By Nadine El Sayed
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Wiping off the Mud
July 10, 2011
A democratic Egypt cannot afford smear campaigns against its presidential candidates.
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Pushing for Protection
July 10, 2011
The effort to create new protectorates is almost as hard as saving the ones we already have. By Richard Hoath
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2012: End of Days or a New Beginning?
January 1, 2012
It’s been just one year since the revolution and Egypt still needs a lot of time to get on the right track – far more than the 12 months the Mayans predicted we only have left . . .
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