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German Left's Struggle to Define Freedom in a Right-Wing Dominated Discourse
The article analyzes the German left's difficulty in articulating their vision of freedom, contrasting their emphasis on positive freedom with the right's focus on negative freedom, and highlighting the implications for political discourse and societal shaping.
German Left's Struggle to Define Freedom in a Right-Wing Dominated Discourse
The article analyzes the German left's difficulty in articulating their vision of freedom, contrasting their emphasis on positive freedom with the right's focus on negative freedom, and highlighting the implications for political discourse and societal shaping.
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44% Bias Score
Viral Videos Spark Debate on Parenthood and Personal Freedom
Lola Índigo and Jordi Wild's viral videos expressing their reluctance to have children sparked a debate, revealing societal anxieties surrounding women's reproductive choices and the perceived conflict between parenthood and personal freedom within consumerist culture.
Viral Videos Spark Debate on Parenthood and Personal Freedom
Lola Índigo and Jordi Wild's viral videos expressing their reluctance to have children sparked a debate, revealing societal anxieties surrounding women's reproductive choices and the perceived conflict between parenthood and personal freedom within consumerist culture.
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60% Bias Score
NEA Jazz Masters Concert Highlights Jazz's Freedom Amid Institutional Uncertainty
The 2025 NEA Jazz Masters Tribute Concert, held at the Kennedy Center on Saturday, honored saxophonist Marshall Allen, pianists Chucho Valdés and Marilyn Crispell, and critic Gary Giddins, highlighting jazz's enduring connection to freedom amid institutional uncertainty under the Trump administratio...
NEA Jazz Masters Concert Highlights Jazz's Freedom Amid Institutional Uncertainty
The 2025 NEA Jazz Masters Tribute Concert, held at the Kennedy Center on Saturday, honored saxophonist Marshall Allen, pianists Chucho Valdés and Marilyn Crispell, and critic Gary Giddins, highlighting jazz's enduring connection to freedom amid institutional uncertainty under the Trump administratio...
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40% Bias Score
Rosenfeld's "The Age of Choice": Redefining Freedom
Historian Sophia Rosenfeld's "The Age of Choice" examines the modern Western conception of freedom as "freedom-as-choice," tracing its origins to shifts in social practices and contrasting it with historical views that emphasized aligning will with virtue.
Rosenfeld's "The Age of Choice": Redefining Freedom
Historian Sophia Rosenfeld's "The Age of Choice" examines the modern Western conception of freedom as "freedom-as-choice," tracing its origins to shifts in social practices and contrasting it with historical views that emphasized aligning will with virtue.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's Growing Societal Vulnerability: Legal Changes and Erosion of Individual Freedoms
German legal changes reflect growing societal vulnerability, driven by increased risk aversion and the rise of previously marginalized groups seeking protection, potentially eroding individual freedoms.
Germany's Growing Societal Vulnerability: Legal Changes and Erosion of Individual Freedoms
German legal changes reflect growing societal vulnerability, driven by increased risk aversion and the rise of previously marginalized groups seeking protection, potentially eroding individual freedoms.
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36% Bias Score
Walls of Memory and Hypocrisy in Bulgaria
This article uses the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall to criticize the current political climate in Bulgaria, highlighting corruption, lack of accountability, and the dangers of celebrating freedom without addressing ongoing injustices.
Walls of Memory and Hypocrisy in Bulgaria
This article uses the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall to criticize the current political climate in Bulgaria, highlighting corruption, lack of accountability, and the dangers of celebrating freedom without addressing ongoing injustices.
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40% Bias Score
Sherman's March: A Story of Self-Emancipation
Bennett Parten's "Somewhere Toward Freedom" re-examines Sherman's 1864 march to the sea, highlighting how approximately 20,000 enslaved people seized the opportunity to escape their bondage and join the Union army, significantly altering the narrative of the march and forcing the Union army to confr...
Sherman's March: A Story of Self-Emancipation
Bennett Parten's "Somewhere Toward Freedom" re-examines Sherman's 1864 march to the sea, highlighting how approximately 20,000 enslaved people seized the opportunity to escape their bondage and join the Union army, significantly altering the narrative of the march and forcing the Union army to confr...
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24% Bias Score
Afghan Refugee Highlights Fragility of Freedom in Netherlands
Layla Alizadah, a 31-year-old Afghan refugee who fled Kabul at age four, shares her perspective on freedom in the Netherlands for the '80 Years of Freedom' campaign, contrasting her current life with the oppression faced by women in Afghanistan, emphasizing the fragility and importance of freedom.
Afghan Refugee Highlights Fragility of Freedom in Netherlands
Layla Alizadah, a 31-year-old Afghan refugee who fled Kabul at age four, shares her perspective on freedom in the Netherlands for the '80 Years of Freedom' campaign, contrasting her current life with the oppression faced by women in Afghanistan, emphasizing the fragility and importance of freedom.
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24% Bias Score
Iranian Singer Flogged for Protest Song
Iranian protest singer Mehdi Yarrahi received 74 lashes this week as the final part of his sentence for releasing a protest song against the country's strict dress code, highlighting the ongoing repression of dissent in Iran.
Iranian Singer Flogged for Protest Song
Iranian protest singer Mehdi Yarrahi received 74 lashes this week as the final part of his sentence for releasing a protest song against the country's strict dress code, highlighting the ongoing repression of dissent in Iran.
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52% Bias Score
Ukrainian Serf's Journey Through the American Civil War
Artem Chekh's "Song of the Open Road" follows an ethnic Ukrainian former serf's journey through the American Civil War, shifting goals from avoiding conflict to accumulating wealth as a mining magnate, while the narrative explores the complexities of war and freedom, interwoven with the protagonist'...
Ukrainian Serf's Journey Through the American Civil War
Artem Chekh's "Song of the Open Road" follows an ethnic Ukrainian former serf's journey through the American Civil War, shifting goals from avoiding conflict to accumulating wealth as a mining magnate, while the narrative explores the complexities of war and freedom, interwoven with the protagonist'...
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52% Bias Score
Rachel Cusk Finds Serenity in Paris
British author Rachel Cusk discusses her life and career, reflecting on her move to France and her latest novel, "Parade."
Rachel Cusk Finds Serenity in Paris
British author Rachel Cusk discusses her life and career, reflecting on her move to France and her latest novel, "Parade."
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28% Bias Score
Dutch Religious Education Law Sparks Controversy
The Netherlands government is facing opposition over its proposed law to control religious education, raising concerns about religious freedom and government overreach.
Dutch Religious Education Law Sparks Controversy
The Netherlands government is facing opposition over its proposed law to control religious education, raising concerns about religious freedom and government overreach.
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0% Bias Score
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