Where the Wild Things Are
"I believe we are defined more by what we have done than by what has been done to us. In that sense, we are more robust than those that… More
Where the Wild Things Aren’t: On the Banning of Sendak
With his work Sendak acknowledges darkness and fear, and provides an introduction to complicated thinking, the basis for reason and, fundamentally, humanism. The very things that protective censors wish… More
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After being notified that the Iranian government had unleashed a social media campaign calling for her abduction, @AlinejadMasih speaks out on the Iran’s practice of hostage-taking as a form of silencing opposition.
https://wapo.st/33LiFs1
Algerian journalist @khaleddrareni was sentenced to 3 years for reporting on protests. Drareni was convicted after reporting on the Hirak protest movement, which forced the removal of the country’s longtime ruler, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, last year.
https://nyti.ms/33NERBB