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
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on March 8, 2012. The first glimpses of Qom are always a let-down. The approach begins about an hour into the journey south on
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. Co-authored by Lena K. Awwad and Eliza M. Nguyen. This weekend, Harvard will host the One State Conference, a gathering of academics and activists from around
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. It would seem that the national Occupy movement has reached an impasse. After months of successfully occupying and defending encampments in cities small and
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. Imagine for a moment a horrific scenario: eight men are walking door-to-door in a small town, knocking down doors and shooting anyone they find.
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on February 8, 2012. After years of rumors and talk of a Persian version of the Jersey Shore, the nightmare is becoming reality this
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on February 1, 2012. Iranian television has reached Latin America, and after years of waiting to be able to travel between Caracas and Buenos