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When allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering against Sean “Diddy” Combs broke recently, I hoped for a long-overdue reckoning in the hip-hop industry. Unlike other fields that have faced #MeToo reckonings, hip-hop continues to enable abuse and sideline women without meaningful accountability. Instead of seizing this moment for change, hip-hop industry leaders dismissed the accusations, allowing the cycle to persist. Despite the progress in Hollywood and other industries, hip-hop has largely escaped a #MeToo reckoning, but this needs to change now.
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It has been over a year since Hamas’s horrific October 7th terrorist attack that killed over 1,300 Israeli civilians, an equivalent of nearly thirteen 9/11s as a proportion of their total population.[1] The desire for security and justice in the aftermath is deeply understandable. Yet, after a year of war, it is fair to ask: Are the Israeli people safer now?
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Venezuela’s opposition leader Maria Corina Machado wrote an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal two months ago that still haunts me with this line:
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