Image courtesy Times of India Images of educational institutions barring their gates to women in hijab are dense with implied violence. Used as we have become to the extreme physical violence on display during the period of this regime, both by state authorities and by street mobs launched by Hindutva outfits, in these images is … Continue reading Why feminists must oppose the hijab ban in Karnataka colleges →
Amadou Sanogo (Mali), Je pense de ma tête, 2016. In October 2021, the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) held a seminar on the pandemic and education systems. Strikingly, 99% of the students in the region spent an entire academic year with total or partial interruption of face-to-face classes, while […]
21WIRE | News polls show that many Americans now disapprove of 'race-conscious' admissions.
The 14 th Lecture in the Democracy Dialogues Series organised by New Socialist Initiative was delivered by Prof Irfan Habib, Famous Historian, Public Intellectual and Marxist Thinker, on Sunday 30 th January 2022 at 6 PM (IST).Prof Habib spoke on ‘Doctored History : From Ancient Times till Today’ About the Speaker : Prof Irfan Habib ( Professor of … Continue reading Doctored History : From Ancient Times till Today – Prof Irfan Habib →
Public and private refer to two different things. Public and private are antonyms. Public refers to everyone, the common good, non-rivalry, inclusion, broad accessibility, transparency, and more. Private means that something is not for everyone, it is not for the common good, it is exclusive. Private can also mean confidential, secret, off the record, or […]
21WIRE | Ivy League parents stand-up to authoritarian colleges seeking to impose the experimental vaccine booster shot on students.
21WIRE + BMJ | The evidence is in, but will pro-lockdown technocrats let go of their dangerous new tool of social control?
21WIRE + Politico | The establishment now worried that non-compliance could slow 'guaranteed' sales of vaccines in 2022 and beyond.
JP Sears | What to do when too many students are getting low grades?
These are snooping, snitching, massive canceling, censorious times. I just talked with a friend who is in San Francisco who has been working hard as a science teacher. He has opened up the curriculum, has worked to be in his school’s union and he has just gotten married. That’s 55, now, and he has to […]
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