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  by Alex Sanchez, Theo Loftis, Jenny Lee, Amelia Mauldin, Andrea Ngan, Feini Yin, Bo Guang and Jessa Lingel
- Brazil’s Contentious Pandemic: Anti- and Pro-Lockdown Protests in Time of Covid-19
  by Rafael de Souza
- The Body Snatchers: Colonial Museum Collecting as Violence and Violation
  by Annalisa Bolin
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- Do old women know medicine?
  by Shireen Hamza
- Finding the metaphysicians in Black metaphysical religion, ft. Azealia Banks
  by Elizabeth Pérez
- Knowledge and encompassment: The old women of Timbuktu
  by Judith Scheele
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- A Voice from Sudan: War Is Good for Nothing
  by Fatma Osman Ibnouf
- My Exciting Research Journey with the APN
  by Kenneth Omeje
- Editorial: APN@10 Anniversary Essay Series
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Mysteries of transmission: Thinking in a pandemic

Pamela Klassen·

March 11, 2021

Realizing my pandemic amnesia is yet another confirmation of the interpretive power of positionality and the never-ending work of learning…

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Modernity's resonances: New inquiries into the secular

The discipline of Radio Mind

David Walker·

March 8, 2019

Pamela Klassen skillfully leads readers to consider important underlying and interconnected concerns throughout The Story of Radio Mind, including occasions…

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