Without feeling the atmosphere of a language, alongside the unique experiences and cultural stages of its people, a writer finds it impossible to write authentically in that language.
The Gambit of Identification as a Writer Read More »
Through entrepreneurship, Muslim immigrant women in Norway are challenging binaries like native/foreign and secular/religious and crafting new forms of citizenship based on contribution, not conformity.
In a time where there is an acceleration of differences, and annihilation based on those differences is justified, we ought to never stop asking what it means to be a human being, what it means to belong and to not belong, and to be at home in the world.
A Letter To Lanka: Soil that Breaks, Soil that Binds Read More »
“Please, I can’t breathe,” said 46-year-old George Floyd before becoming unconscious. Floyd died of asphyxiation during an arrest in Minneapolis in May. His family ordered two independent autopsy reports. They did not trust the report from the authorities, which stated that he did not die from asphyxiation but a combination of pre-existing health conditions and
Black Lives and Experiences – From USA to Norway Read More »
“Trykkefrihed er den controllerende Myndighed som sætter Statens Tjenere under Offentlighedens Domstol” -Redaktør Herman Bagger i 1840-årene “Det er så å si aldri noen som starter en avis for å spinne personlig silke på den. Bak et nytt avistiltak står i de aller fleste tilefelle en oppgave, en person eller en krets som med
De første avisene i Telemark i demokratiets tjeneste Read More »
More important than what the unwilling party is doing to draw a boundary, is what the active party is doing to look for the other’s boundaries. By changing the area of focus, one makes the legal situation clearer both for possible victims and possible perpetrators. It will be easier to foresee if the case falls
A call for consent-based legislation on rape Read More »
