One Minority Movement’s Inspiring Call For Equality In Sri Lanka – OpEd
Sri Lankan activist Jeewaratnam Suresh was among dozens of people from the Malayaiha, or “upcountry” Tamil community who walked around 124 miles over 15
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Author: Saurav Sarkar
Saurav Sarkar is a freelance writer and editor who covers political activism and labor movements and lives in Long Island, New York, and has also lived in New York City, New Delhi, London, and Washington, D.C. Followon Twitter @sauravthewriter and at sauravsarkar.com.
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Articles by Saurav Sarkar :
Campus Activism For Gaza Ignites – OpEd
Students at more than 40 universities and colleges in the United States and around the world have lit a fire under the
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The Decline Of Extreme Poverty – OpEd
One of the foremost accomplishments of the industrial age is the “immense progress against extreme poverty.” “Extreme poverty” is defined
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Growing Clues That India’s Central Narmada Valley Was A Key Hub In The Human Story – OpEd
In December 1982, a geologist digging in India’s Central Narmada Valley found something he did not expect. Arun Sonakia, who
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The Problem Of Refugee Camps In The Middle East And North Africa – OpEd
In 2024, 12 percent of “forcibly displaced and stateless people” are expected to be from the Middle East and North
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The British Roots Of The Conflict In Palestine – OpEd
Israeli flags are flying over all government buildings in the United Kingdom currently, but this isn’t the first time the former imperial
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The Ethnic Violence In Manipur, India, Explained – OpEd
The ethnoreligious violence in the Indian state of Manipur between Meiteis and Kukis has been ongoing since May, but it was only
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Dozens Of Nations Express Interest In Joining An Expanded BRICS – OpEd
Anil Sooklal, South Africa’s head official for relations with the BRICS group of nations, said on July 20 that almost
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The Deplorable Work Conditions Behind Harrods’ $7,000 ‘Ambootia Snow Mist’ Darjeeling Tea – OpEd
In 2015, after you were done gawking at the statue of Princess Di in the world’s largest department store, Harrods in London, you could
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