Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on January 24, 2013. This winter has been a particularly rough one in Tehran. For the third year in a row, air pollution has
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on January 17, 2013. A tribute to Ajam Media Collective’s name and inspiration, this post was written by Ajam’s editors, Alex Shams, Rustin Zarkar, and Beeta Baghoolizadeh.
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. Co-authored by Giacomo Bagarella. Two weeks ago, our group, the Harvard College Palestine Solidarity Committee, partnered with the Harvard College Progressive Jewish Alliance to
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on August 22, 2012. I awoke yesterday morning to a barrage of excited, fearful, and shocked emails and messages demanding to understand why Iran had
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. It’s time to talk about Iran. The last few months have seen an unprecedented increase in belligerent rhetoric of American and Israeli neoconservatives towards
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on May 18, 2012. قرأ المقالة باللغة العربية هنا I am often confronted by the question “Are you Iranian or Persian, and what’s the difference?”
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. There are times when we must be suspect of calls for civility. Particularly at an institution like Harvard, where we are sometimes told that
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on April 12, 2012. Over the last few decades, Iranian cinema has burst onto the global stage, earning worldwide acclaim and, most recently, a Golden
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. If it was not shattered already, the myth of a post-racial American society has been thoroughly torn to pieces in the last few weeks.
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. In the southern neighborhoods of Beirut, far from the highways and glass towers that compose this cosmopolitan Mediterranean city’s downtown, sits the Palestinian refugee