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Joanna Hausmann is a Venezuelan-American writer, videographer and comic.
Culture
How a Latina with red hair and a Jewish last name challenges ideas about race
Paid For: My Journey Through Prostitution is Rachel Moran's new memoir.
Justice
After seven years in the Dublin sex trade, Rachel Moran says prostitution is always abuse
Taliban fighter, second from left, in Kunduz, Afghanistan, on Tuesday, a day after the insurgents took control of the city.
Conflict
Kunduz takeover shows we’re not dealing with the same old Taliban
Aerial view of the Grand Mosque during the haj pilgrimage is seen in Mecca, December 31, 2006. Pilgrims from all over the world gather in the holy city of Mecca each year for the five-day hajj, which is a duty for every able-bodied Muslim at least once in
Global Politics
Death toll from Hajj stampede is the latest point of tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia
Revisiting Race, Criminal Justice and Health
Culture
What has — and has not changed — in the US when it comes to policy about race?
Sean Day has been a traditional London black cab driver for 14 years (Leo Hornak)
Business
London’s black cab drivers are demonstrating against app-based rides