Freedom of ideas | What Open Borders Mean for Reformers and Theocrats
How does freedom of ideas empower reformers in society? Freedom of ideas allows societies to evolve by welcoming reformers who […]
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When does “tolerance” become a shield for the intolerant—and who decides when the shield drops?
In America, tolerance is not a mood; it’s a covenant. We leave the public square wide so rival truths can
Is freedom dangerous—or only when free societies stop defending their own red lines?
America first, but not alone. Freedom isn’t the threat; neglect is. In the U.S., the promise is simple: speak, assemble,
The Warrior’s Way: Building Resilience in Times of War and Upheaval
Why is mental resilience more vital than ever in today’s complex global conflicts? Today’s wars are fought not only on
Resisting the Regime: Voices of Iranians Opposing Anti-Israel Sentiment and Struggling for Freedom
Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the Iranian government has used anti-Israel rhetoric as a core tool to consolidate power and
Shadows of Tehran: How Author Nick Berg’s Story Mirrors Iran’s Long History of Struggle for Freedom
Iran’s fight for freedom spans centuries, from ancient revolts against empires to modern protests against authoritarian regimes. The 1979 Iranian
Books About Resistance: From Inner Wars to Global Uprisings
In an era marked by global unrest, cultural clashes, and personal upheavals, the stories we immerse ourselves in are more
Voices of Freedom: Art, Resistance, and the Fight to Be Heard
Throughout history, in the face of oppression, injustice, and the silencing of essential truths, humanity has consistently found potent, enduring
What Is The Blind Owl and Why Is It Still So Disturbingly Powerful?
The Blind Owl: A Surreal Masterpiece of Persian Literature The Blind Owl (Būf-e Kūr, 1937) is a haunting surrealist novella
What Is Mysticism? Ricardo’s Journey Begins in His Uncle’s Bookstore
How a dusty bookstore sparks Ricardo’s journey into mysticism Ricardo wasn’t looking for answers that day. He was just passing