Sanum Ghafoor takes a look at war speak – where one man’s collateral damage is another man’s son…
“The frightening thing about the use of euphemisms is their power to efface the memory of actual cruelties. Behind the fa√ßade of a history falsified by language, the painful particulars of war are lost.”
David Bromwich
News
22 Oct 2024
Chris Kaba: where’s the justice for black people?
News
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The Lucas Plan: When workers showed what could be done with technology
Review
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