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June 20, 2024

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Online Activity, politics, Pop Culture, Social Commentary, Social Media, writers

By The Window: The Vanity of Protest

Protest without intent to subvert is political vanity at its finest. In the late 18th and 19th centuries a common… READ MORE
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By The Window: Drake and Kendrick Are Too Old for Rap Beefs

In the first weekend of May 2024, we have seen the Toronto-based music sensation Drake and the Los Angeles lyricist… READ MORE

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