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Episode 105: Civil Disobedience with Noëlle McAfee | Overthink podcast
Do political subjects have a default obligation to obey the law? In episode 105 of Overthink, Ellie and David discuss civil disobedience in the present context of university activism for divestment from genocide in Gaza. They chart the genealogy of … Continue reading
Why The US South Is Insanely Religious
Why The US South Is Insanely Religious […]
“As long as light shines” by Lemn Sissay
The poem “As long as light shines” is an original poem written by Lemn Sissay commissioned by the BBC. To watch D-Day 80 – Tribute to the Fallen in full, go to BBC iplayer. #DDay80 […]
New Zealand’s Unknown Genius
The book Bright Star by Cristine Cole Catley was instrumental in the research for this video. Subscribe to my channel to see more videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/user/tibees Support me with a monthly donation on Patreon and receive a gift from … Continue reading
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