…contact information to those donors who would like to follow up in any capacity: Thomas Fuller- tfuller@nytimes.com Chris Buckely – christopher.buckley@nytimes.com Nur Aziz- nurazlina@gmail.com I am also reachable at mariam.mehter@gmail.com and would love to hear from you as well!…
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…Mississipi. The Sovereignty Commission used some of the same practices that are controversial today: infiltration of peaceful nonviolent civic organizations, collection of dossiers (often with false information), and tapping phones,…
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…a brighter future. Though the exact numbers remain murky, at least 12,000 civilian women and children have been killed since the conflict began nearly three years ago. This number may…
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…of access to sacred spaces particularly the mosque, domestic violence and the growing number of women dropping out from the university where women wearing scarfs are denied to pursue their…
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