HeyJared"It's a Matter of Integrity" by Melissa Chaudhry
Wife of detained veteran Muhammad Zahid Chaudhry, fighting for freedom and justice against ICE’s cruelty. Here, we expose abuses, defend families, and call for liberty, equality, and peace. Join the movement for courage, integrity, and solidarity.
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“Not All Men.” So... Which Men, And What Will The Other Men Do About It? (opens the original)
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Statistics can make this subject strangely hygienic. Percentages, surveys, victimization rates. So let me make one thing less abstract at the outset.When I say violence against women, I am talking about women including me.I will leave it there. Women are routinely asked to produce our wounds before anyone will let us discuss the weapon, and I’m not interested.My argument begins at Cornell University.A former student, identified in court as Jane Doe, has filed a civil lawsuit alleging that she wa
There Is Another Way. (opens the original)
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On Friday, my family and I went to the local mosque to hear three people speak. Jamil, Mae, and Avner - two Palestinians, and a former Israeli soldier. They were there as “Combatants for Peace,” and I recommend their work.As a lifelong advocate for peace and justice for the Palestinian people, I’ll admit I entered with some skepticism. After everything the IDF has done, how could this collaboration be sincere? How could this be trusted? Let’s just say, I left with more grounded hope for peace th
Don’t Ask Us to Save Democracy for a Five-Item Agenda (opens the original)
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Ro Khanna posted five things Democrats will do in January if they win back the House: Raise the minimum wage. Pass paid family leave. End the war in Iran. Hold a vote on Medicare for All. Tax the billionaires.I read it twice. I agreed with every item on it. And then I was left looking at the enormous empty space around it.These are good ideas. A functioning center-left government should have been pursuing all of them years ago. My reaction was simpler:Yes, obviously. And then what?</
We Didn't Avoid the Energy Shock. We Spent the Shock Absorbers. (opens the original)
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Where was the catastrophe?For six months a question has hung over this crisis: yes, fuel is up, life is tighter, but… where is the catastrophe?Before the war, the Strait of Hormuz was the conduit for roughly a fifth of the world’s oil. In August, flows through it averaged just 7.6 million barrels a day, according to the International Energy Agency. Before the war, over 20 million barrels crossed the Strait per day—a drop of roughly 63%. Put differently, nearly two out of every three barrels that
Cruelty is Inefficient. (opens the original)
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Washington has a vocabulary problem. Let’s start there.Every few years, a new administration announces another “economic onslaught.” Another “financial stranglehold.” Another “maximum pressure campaign.” This time it is Iran, and the language coming out of Treasury recently has been almost cinematic: an “economic D-Day,” a promise to sever “every economic lifeline” sustaining the regime. It is the same tone Mike Pompeo used in 2018, promising Iran “the strongest sanctions in history.” It is the
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