A Decolonized History of Earth Planet's Plates For centuries, the stories we tell about our world its geography, its history, and even its very formation have been filtered through a lens of colonial and religious bias. We name continents after...

Take a moment, think about the calendar that dictates your life. The months—January, February, March—what do they truly mean? They are arbitrary, named after Roman emperors and gods, their lengths a messy historical compromise. They don't reflect the turning...

Chapter III The Day After Gaza Genocide In the aftermath of World War I and World War II, post-conflict reconstruction efforts often repeated mistakes, perpetuating inequality and marginalization. By examining these historical periods, we highlight the need to learn from past...

Chapter II PEOPLEIZE Government by the People In envisioning a more just and equitable future, it's imperative to reimagine the very essence of governance. The concept of PEOPLEIZE government proposes a radical departure from traditional paradigms, where power emanates not from...