“I’m a sadboi! Who are you? Are you a sadboi, too?”

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What are your non-negotiables?

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Why do we see disinformation as a threat to our democracy and our way of life?

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Let’s not be blind. Please.

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Just get through today.

How many challenges, but also how many triumphs, small mercies, and pockets of perfection?

So long as he can go around telling people that this institutionalized injustice is happening, he will be fine.

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So why did he run?

(screen shot of my class on Zoom where he took questions from students)

In the New York Times, op-ed contributions are now called guest essays.

Dropping out of school is nothing to be ashamed of. Lying about it, however, to make yourself look better or sound smarter, is simply abominable.

“You want the best for your students, but they themselves have to deal with many issues: Family conflict, poverty, hunger, the need to work at a very young age to help their parents,” she said.

Karunungan was harassed and threatened by Duterte supporters. Now she is studying Filipino bloggers’ online behavior for her dissertation at a UK university.

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These millennials are certainly doing their bit for the nation.

They took great pains to make this a straightforward, apolitical analysis.

A transparency champion weighs in on the issues hounding our current administration.

(Image is the cover of her book, which I edited.)

My tea’s gone cold I’m wondering why.