Under the Covers

Once upon a time there was a country that decided upon a law that made it illegal for a piece of clothing to be worn in public. This country was lambasted for being everything from racist, to misogynist, to anti-human rights. This country’s name was France, and the garment in question is known as the burka. Much of the discussion […]

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Stereotypes as scapegoats

Censorship takes many forms, from the most blatant to the most subtle. We are used to the blatant because they are easy to recognize, but what happens when censorship takes a subtle route? When an admired veteran of a music scene shows his neo-nazi colors and gets himself arrested in France shortly after having finished serving his sentence for the […]

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