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Colonialism Archives - Words Without Borders

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By Chantal Spitz, Jean Anderson, Raoul de Jong, Preti Taneja Verified
| Words Without Borders Verified
Reading to Coexist: A Conversation with Itamar Vieira Junior To me, the text doesn’t resolve itself even when I write the final sentence. Translated from Portuguese by the author
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11 Thrillers That Feature the Mega-Rich

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By Preti Taneja Verified, Trisha Sakhlecha
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Reading Lists Beneath the glittering surface of privilege lies a world of secrets, deceit, and betrayal There’s something particularly tantalizing about glimpsing into the world of the ultra-wealthy—the gleaming facades of their lives, their gilded social circles, and the dizzying power they wield. It’s a world of dazzling excess, but it’s also a world where darkness lurks just beneath the surface.
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‘If grief is a spiral so is guilt’: Preti Taneja interrogates the language of terror and grief

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By Preti Taneja Verified
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When I think of that time, I think of a fingerprint, lines tracing around each other outwards from the small, intimate core. At heart the family, lovers, the friends and colleagues, spiral outwards, back inwards as you try to catch yourself in freefall There is a hierarchy to grief. It is profound and right to observe it, especially when deaths happen publicly and violently, when such people as Jack and Saskia, who were just beginning their work and lived with the brightest hope, are killed.
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