The burden of proof to prove their gender identity is not just a legal requirement but also a lived burden and struggle for sexual and gender diverse people when they seek protection from persecution.
National belonging is in many ways a fiction. Belonging always happens locally, between specific people in specific places.
Ja, vi elsker / Yes, We Love Read More »
While feminism is not without flaws, as it is not as inclusive as it should be, this issue can be eased by consciously practicing intersectional feminism.
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A library that never sleeps is not merely a logistical facility but an ethical, intellectual, and democratic necessity.
No Curfew on Knowledge: A Library That Never Sleeps Read More »
Zwarte Piet, a caricature of an enslaved Black man, acts as an effective gatekeeper on who is allowed to be critical of Dutch culture.
The Kids Are All White? Blackface & Belonging in the Netherlands Read More »
Leveraging methodologies from public and engaged humanities is pivotal for students learning to avoid falling into the trap of discounting others’ lived experiences and non-academic knowledge as inconsequential to their own. At the beginning of each semester, students receive syllabi, which serve as roadmaps for navigating their courses and managing the demands of academic
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In a country as diverse and stratified as Bangladesh, Paulo Freire’s vision of “Educational Democracy” could serve as a beacon, guiding us toward a future where education is not just about acquiring knowledge but about transforming societies for the better.
Reimagining Democratic Education: Insights from Paulo Freire Read More »
