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All posts tagged Boko Haram

  • To Set Oneself Free of Fear: A Q&A with Nigerian Writer Ukamaka Olisakwe
    by Caitlyn Christensen / January 4, 2017

    “I learned to set myself free from the fear in which I had enshrouded myself.” -Ukamaka Olisakwe

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  • On Charlie Hebdo, Values, and Lives
    by Tarık Günersel / January 22, 2015

    Turkish secularists show solidarity with Charlie Hebdo, but murderers are “martyrs” for some in Istanbul.

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  • Cartoon: Outrage Needed in Nigeria Too
    by Sampsonia Way / January 12, 2015

    Victor Ndula on the murder of 2,000 Nigerians by Boko Haram and the promises of the incumbent president, Goodluck Jonathan.

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