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  1. Apr 3

    Super interesting perspective to consider when it comes to 's global impact.

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    "AI and data colonialism is here." on how Big Tech is exploiting the global south:
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    Apr 2

    A train is hurdling toward a group of people on its track, it has the option of changing tracks and striking just one person instead — the conductor is a computer, what does it do? The trolley problem explained:

    The Trolley Problem
    The trolley problem is a thought experiment in ethics — but developers and ethicists are revisiting it as society considers the future of artificial intelligence.
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    Apr 3

    Robots and artificial intelligence aren’t just rising — they’re here, reshaping our digital landscape. The rewards are promising, but is it worth the risk? Join us as we debate solutions.

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    Mar 4

    🚨 Job alert! 🚨 We are a senior editor to join our team in New York. Help launch our forthcoming magazine! Apply here:

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  5. Mar 1

    Proud of these folks

    It’s been a long road but tonight we won a strong contract that we’re incredibly proud of. Details TBA, but for now all you need to know is: organizing works, there is power in a union, we can change this industry if we all stand together. Organize. Your. Workplace.
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    Feb 9

    . brought us the voice of Yusor Abu-Salha, a Muslim student who was killed on Feb 10, 2015 in Chapel Hill. Now diagnosed with leukemia, Liyna needs a blood stem cell transplant. Watch & help find a donor match.

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    Feb 6

    I exclusively sat down with Shaima Swileh, the Yemeni mom who fought her way past the Muslim ban to only watch her son die in the States. I ask you to take into consideration the pain this mother has been through & the strength it took for her to speak up.

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    Feb 4

    I am proud to report for . I’ve been shot at while on the job, &I’ve run frm airstrikes. I’ve been threatened w arrest. Ive lost brilliant colleagues who were far less lucky. But we report bc it matters; bc an informed public makes informed decisions. I wish..(1/3)

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    Grateful for the journalists at the and around the world who do the work, no matter the risk or dangers they face.
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  9. Jan 31

    Let's do this people! Please please register and help Liyna find a match!

    Overwhelmed by all the love & support from each and every one of you ❤️ Let's supercharge this registry 💪🏽 for me and everyone else who needs a match!
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    Jan 27

    South Asians. Let’s help Liyna find a bone marrow transplant. Register here:

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  11. Jan 16

    Loved working on this piece

    Rashida Tlaib made U.S. history after the 2018 midterms, from our friends at
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  12. 9 Nov 2018

    She has a point.

    Why does newsroom “diversity” always have to come through a temporary back door? If you want diverse newsrooms, hire folks, full time. Period. That fact that POC always need a trial run says it ALL.
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    5 Jul 2018

    Trump wants the public to think MS-13 is a huge threat. So is it? Spoiler alert: Nope—and the administration's singular focus on the gang will probably only make things worse.

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    6 Nov 2018

    🚨 Race call: Michigan Democrat Rashida Tlaib has won , becoming the first Muslim woman ever elected to Congress

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  15. 6 Nov 2018

    Produced this piece about Democratic candidate for Michigan-13 She's set to make history by being among the first Muslim Congresswomen but there's much more to her than that.

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    "There's a beautiful rainbow of color coming to the United States Congress." Detroit's Rashida Tlaib is on track to make history as the first Muslim woman in Congress. Here's what she has to say about her future as a congresswoman, and what her family and city have taught her.
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  16. 6 Nov 2018

    American universities were practically built on slavery. Here's my latest for Splinter's racist history series.

    The racist history of higher education
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    2 Sep 2018

    Today, a Myanmar court sentenced our colleagues Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo to seven years in jail. Why? For committing good, brave journalism and exposing the massacre detailed in this story. Please share this work so the truth cannot be silenced:

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  18. 28 Aug 2018

    California will become the 1st state to eliminate bail for suspects awaiting trial but details on what will replace that system are still murky. In the meantime here's a vid I produced for about how bail hits WOC the hardest

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    17 Aug 2018

    You’re 8 years old. Your 3rd grade class orders chinese food & your father delivers it. You are so excited to see your pops in school. He’s your hero. But apparently other kids don’t think he’s so cool. They laugh at him and mimic his accent. You don’t want to be Chinese anymore.

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    15 Aug 2018

    Watch: is set to make history by becoming first Somali American in Congress.

    Somali American Wins House Primary
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