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Feminism for Women by Julie Bindel


Bindel, who believes, not without reason, that misogyny is on the rise and that women are in growing danger of … More

Feminism, Feminism for women, Julie Bindel, Misogyny

Relevance of Rawls’ “Ideal Theory”


Surely Mills is right that just policies must recognize and respond to existing racial disparities and other injustices. The policies … More

Amartya Sen on Justice, Ideal Theory, Justice

Animal Liberation


There is no logically compelling reason for assuming that a factual difference in ability between two people justifies any difference … More

Animal liberation, Animal rights, Equality, Speceism, Veganism

Summary of Sartre’s Views


An ardent believer in the Marxist school of thought, Jean-Paul Sartre touted money as the one factor that restricts a … More

Capitalism, Existentialism, Freedom, Materialism, Sartre

The Burden of Struggle for Justice


Not only are today’s activists enraged, they bemoan a state of constant fatigue (and in some instances, post-traumatic stress disorder) … More

Injustice, Justice, Oppression, Systems of oppression

The Unfolding and Undoing of Critical Race Theory


In the midst of this protracted conflict, students led by Crenshaw and another future scholar and professor of law, Mari … More

Critical Race Theory

Socratic Humility


And yet for all this influence, many of our ways are becoming far from Socratic. More and more our politics … More

Ignorance, Political discourse, Socrates' Irony, Socrates' Method, Wisdom

The 5 best books on Multiculturalism


recommended by Prof. Tariq Modood “I think that one of the key differences between multiculturalism and liberalism is that liberalism … More

Best books on multiculturalism, Multiculturalism

Prof. Tariq Modood on Multiculturalism and Secularism


The second shift for me is that prior to the importance of religion was the importance of identity. This goes … More

Cosmoplitanism, Interculturalism, Multiculturalism, Secularism, Transnationalism

Islam and Multiculturalism


The modern state has been characterized by Bikhu Parekh as “a historically unique mode of defining and relating its members”, … More

Assimilation, Ghettoization, Integration, Liberalism, Multiculturalism, Nationalism

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