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Kerry Howley’s journey through the “deep state” – And why we should follow along
This NYT Bestseller by Kerry Howley isn't about the Devil or the evil of selfies — well, at least not inherently. Rather, it is a book about the complexities of mental gymnastics, and the dangers of drawing conclusions from the arbitrary arrangement of data, or in other terms, reason.
Mar 25, 20247 min read


Reclaiming The Power of Narrative: How Media Stories Can Hurt & Heal
His nervous twitches got worse when we watched PG-13 rom-coms or sat through the first installment of R. Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet: Chapters 1-12" (2005), a movie-music video turned cultural phenomenon. For adults. I was 8, and I didn't know what sex was, but I knew my parents wouldn't know I saw it happen on a laptop screen in the living room.
Mar 15, 20246 min read


A Landscape Analysis of Child Sexual Abuse Narratives in Entertainment & News Media
Written for a special topics course titled "Change the Narrative, Change the World," brought to USC's Annenberg School by The Norman Leer Center.
Feb 2, 20248 min read


Privacy in the Age of Smart Speakers
An article written as a timed writing exercise in a feature writing course at University College London. Topic and a list of quotations were provided.
Mar 7, 20194 min read


Flee the city, free your mind
More and more people are making the move out of the city, with London’s youth fleeing at a rate of 100,000 a year. But, is there more to this mass exodus than ever-growing rent?
Mar 1, 20194 min read
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