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Columbus statues are coming down – why he is so offensive to Native Americans

Columbus statues are coming down – why he is so offensive to Native Americans. Over the past few weeks, statues of Christopher Columbus have been beheaded, covered with red paint, lassoed around…

Censorship with “C” of “Chisel”

The world has been immersed in the mobilizations against police abuse and racism for several weeks. Peaceful protests are mixed with vandalism, promoting a better world through violence in all its forms…

Decolonizing Universalism: A Transnational Feminist Ethic – Book Review

In Decolonizing Universalism, Serene J. Khader addresses pertinent issues surrounding feminist efforts to promote gender equality and dismantle the oppression of women in developing countries.…

Kneeling On: from Colin Kaepernick to George Floyd

One policeman's knee triggered a disaster. It is almost poetic that another policeman's knee caused this revolutionary change in protests. The symbolic burden of a law enforcement officer amid this context bending…

Coronavirus reveals just how deep macho stereotypes run through society

Experts are unsure exactly why this might be. It may in part be due to differences in biology. Suggestions have been made, for example, that it might be because men and women…

Didáctica Filosófica – A new Proposal

Didáctica Filosófica is a platform that targets the knowledgeable and non-knowledgeable audience. On their presentation website, you can read that they are “a team of professors and specialists in the field of arts…

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