Sydney Beachgoer Witnesses Apocalyptic Sky Due to Bushfires
During the summer of 2012 in Sydney, Australian journalist Kumi Taguchi experienced a dramatic shift in sky color from blue to orange at a beach due to distant bushfires, creating a shared moment of apprehension among beachgoers before quickly returning to normal, symbolizing both environmental frag...
Sydney Beachgoer Witnesses Apocalyptic Sky Due to Bushfires
During the summer of 2012 in Sydney, Australian journalist Kumi Taguchi experienced a dramatic shift in sky color from blue to orange at a beach due to distant bushfires, creating a shared moment of apprehension among beachgoers before quickly returning to normal, symbolizing both environmental frag...
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16% Bias Score
Sharing a Name with a President: Both a Blessing and a Curse
Americans sharing names with former presidents, like Donald Trump and William J. Clinton, experience both advantages and inconveniences due to name recognition, ranging from free hotel upgrades to identity verification challenges.
Sharing a Name with a President: Both a Blessing and a Curse
Americans sharing names with former presidents, like Donald Trump and William J. Clinton, experience both advantages and inconveniences due to name recognition, ranging from free hotel upgrades to identity verification challenges.
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32% Bias Score
Merciful Country": Lockdown, Trauma, and the Question of Redemption
Merciful Country" interweaves Anna McCormick's lockdown memoir with the fragmented confession of Buster, a shape-shifting undercover cop, exploring themes of trauma, identity, and the possibility of redemption within a system that breeds violence.
Merciful Country": Lockdown, Trauma, and the Question of Redemption
Merciful Country" interweaves Anna McCormick's lockdown memoir with the fragmented confession of Buster, a shape-shifting undercover cop, exploring themes of trauma, identity, and the possibility of redemption within a system that breeds violence.
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16% Bias Score
Another Man in the Street: A Windrush Pioneer's Long-Term Struggle
Caryl Phillips's \"Another Man in the Street\" chronicles the life of Kittitian migrant Victor Johnson in post-war Britain from the 1950s to the 1990s, revealing the lasting emotional and social consequences of migration and the challenges faced by Windrush pioneers beyond initial settlement.
Another Man in the Street: A Windrush Pioneer's Long-Term Struggle
Caryl Phillips's \"Another Man in the Street\" chronicles the life of Kittitian migrant Victor Johnson in post-war Britain from the 1950s to the 1990s, revealing the lasting emotional and social consequences of migration and the challenges faced by Windrush pioneers beyond initial settlement.
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40% Bias Score
Pfeiffer's Bilbao Exhibition Explores Identity and Power Through Religious and Pop Culture Imagery
Paul Pfeiffer's "Prologue to the Story of the Birth of Freedom," exhibiting at the Guggenheim Bilbao until March 16, 2025, uses religious iconography and pop culture figures to explore themes of identity, power, and the construction of emotions, drawing from his childhood experiences in the Philippi...
Pfeiffer's Bilbao Exhibition Explores Identity and Power Through Religious and Pop Culture Imagery
Paul Pfeiffer's "Prologue to the Story of the Birth of Freedom," exhibiting at the Guggenheim Bilbao until March 16, 2025, uses religious iconography and pop culture figures to explore themes of identity, power, and the construction of emotions, drawing from his childhood experiences in the Philippi...
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32% Bias Score
De Kretser's "Theory and Practice": Identity, Art, and the Limits of Theory
Michelle de Kretser's "Theory and Practice" is a 2024 novel exploring identity formation through a fragmented narrative, interweaving the protagonist's personal journey in 1980s Melbourne with reflections on art, theory, and political events like Chernobyl and AIDS. The novel questions the limits of...
De Kretser's "Theory and Practice": Identity, Art, and the Limits of Theory
Michelle de Kretser's "Theory and Practice" is a 2024 novel exploring identity formation through a fragmented narrative, interweaving the protagonist's personal journey in 1980s Melbourne with reflections on art, theory, and political events like Chernobyl and AIDS. The novel questions the limits of...
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28% Bias Score
Friends' Significant Influence on Thoughts, Behaviors, and Identities
Scientific studies reveal friends' significant influence on thinking, behavior, and identity, demonstrated through similar brain activity, friendship choices, and identity association; proximity and trust further amplify this influence.
Friends' Significant Influence on Thoughts, Behaviors, and Identities
Scientific studies reveal friends' significant influence on thinking, behavior, and identity, demonstrated through similar brain activity, friendship choices, and identity association; proximity and trust further amplify this influence.
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24% Bias Score
Obama's Pick: "The Anthropologists" Receives Global Acclaim
Aysegul Savas's novel, "The Anthropologists," selected by Barack Obama as one of his favorite books in 2024, explores the search for home and belonging in a foreign city through the eyes of a couple, drawing on Savas's personal experiences as a Turkish woman living in Paris.
Obama's Pick: "The Anthropologists" Receives Global Acclaim
Aysegul Savas's novel, "The Anthropologists," selected by Barack Obama as one of his favorite books in 2024, explores the search for home and belonging in a foreign city through the eyes of a couple, drawing on Savas's personal experiences as a Turkish woman living in Paris.
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20% Bias Score
Wackelkontakt": Interwoven Narratives of Deception and Healing
Wolf Haas's "Wackelkontakt" uses interwoven narratives of a grief counselor, Escher, and a mafioso, Marko Steiner, to explore themes of deception, identity, and healing, mirroring the act of assembling a puzzle.
Wackelkontakt": Interwoven Narratives of Deception and Healing
Wolf Haas's "Wackelkontakt" uses interwoven narratives of a grief counselor, Escher, and a mafioso, Marko Steiner, to explore themes of deception, identity, and healing, mirroring the act of assembling a puzzle.
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16% Bias Score
Just for Us" Wins Tony and Emmy, Highlights Universal Themes of Identity
Alex Edelman's stand-up special, "Just for Us," which premiered in 2018 and won a Tony and Emmy in 2024, explores themes of assimilation and identity, resonating with audiences worldwide due to its relatable exploration of feeling like an outsider. The show's success highlights Edelman's ability to ...
Just for Us" Wins Tony and Emmy, Highlights Universal Themes of Identity
Alex Edelman's stand-up special, "Just for Us," which premiered in 2018 and won a Tony and Emmy in 2024, explores themes of assimilation and identity, resonating with audiences worldwide due to its relatable exploration of feeling like an outsider. The show's success highlights Edelman's ability to ...
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20% Bias Score
Sin relato": Narrative Atrophy and the Digital Age
Lola López Mondéjar's "Sin relato," winner of the 2024 Anagrama Essay Prize, analyzes the modern individual's decreasing ability to construct a coherent self-narrative, linking this to a weakening of internal thought exacerbated by technology and highlighting its impact on identity and social cohesi...
Sin relato": Narrative Atrophy and the Digital Age
Lola López Mondéjar's "Sin relato," winner of the 2024 Anagrama Essay Prize, analyzes the modern individual's decreasing ability to construct a coherent self-narrative, linking this to a weakening of internal thought exacerbated by technology and highlighting its impact on identity and social cohesi...
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24% Bias Score
"Veneco" Song Sparks Debate Over Venezuelan Identity and Migration
A Venezuelan band's song using the derogatory term "veneco" sparked controversy, with President Maduro condemning it as an insult to Venezuelan women, while the band says the song aims to reclaim the term and celebrate Venezuelan pride amid widespread migration and racism.
"Veneco" Song Sparks Debate Over Venezuelan Identity and Migration
A Venezuelan band's song using the derogatory term "veneco" sparked controversy, with President Maduro condemning it as an insult to Venezuelan women, while the band says the song aims to reclaim the term and celebrate Venezuelan pride amid widespread migration and racism.
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48% Bias Score