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… vigorously, small and big bombs, on Tral Island. The people on the island shot at each other. [We] saw tracer … Island and appending new forces to bring them up to 300 people on Seh Island. [And added] ammunition and some small … Ammunition and rice on every island can sustain [the people] for 6 months. But the rice is a little bit musty …

… Singh says that the the Chakmas are now a stateless people living �betwixt and between� realities and countries. … who hold power have made deals to get the unwanted Chakma people out of the way, marginalized people are unable to unite and make their own deals to fight …

… jailed and many forms of dissent were punished. Were queer people increasingly marginalized? Savcı: By this time, it … privatization projects were going to direct relatives of people in charge or to close allies. Many of the urban … a deployment of marginality to larger and larger masses of people. Anyone not aligned with the government is seen as a …

… about addressing inequality. He didn’t promise to make people rich or redistribute wealth. In fact, he bragged about … be less successful than they are. This is not to say that people don’t care at all about what others are earning. But … is that they tend to make fairly local comparisons — to people in similar industries and professions. A professor …

… as a wide-eyed Watson Fellow, looking for immigrant Polish people – people like me, people who spent their lives moving, exiled, traveling, …

… that things are �poised to take off� in Bangladesh as people grow more and more independent and self-motivated, … Bangladesh was a poor country ravaged by war. The people looked to the government to help in the first decade, … Now, Sobhan mentions an �entrepreneurial spirit� as the people look to neither government nor NGOs to solve their …

… as a wide-eyed Watson Fellow, looking for immigrant Polish people – people like me, people who spent their lives moving, exiled, traveling, …

… Aptheker, editor, A Documentary History of the Negro People in the United States (New York, 1951), p. 722. My name … a very bad living; paying $10 an acre rent; the colored people in the South received no favors at all from the white people; the reason I left the South was we had organized a …

… in Kendi’s words, that “racist ideas have in fact moved people for the good, but usually in the long run for the bad. The belief that slavery was making Black people into brutes” helped end slavery, but when slavery was … this same belief was used to justify the idea that Black people “were not yet ready for civil rights.” In other words, …

… story that might convey both the excitement and enthusiasm people have for the massive new urban developments that were … months living there on my own, doing daily interviews with people who lived in this new upper-middle class residential … Thủ Thiêm (roughly Too Tee-um), where we interviewed people who were struggling against the mass evictions that …