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The very act of showing up to those plays and reading those books was cultural resistance. In our small way we were part of something much bigger than ourselves.

Flaneur: My Enlightened Tehran

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April 2024

“Were you culture-shocked?” is the question people often ask upon discovering that, at  the age of twenty,  I moved from Iran to the West. “Of course I was,” I usually say. “I still am.”  But I suspect they mis-imagine the tribulations of that transition. Exchanging the Tehran of the 2000s, where I spent much of...

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"What were you working on?"

The Question

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April 2024

“What were you working on?”    This is asked of every actor after any scene or monologue or acting exercise done at the Actors Studio sessions held twice a week in the old church on 432 West 44th Street, the Studio’s location since 1955. Two projects are presented each session. The members gather in the...

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On Twitter, on Instagram, in the hall and on the street —behave like a human being. This does not come naturally to us. A liberal order requires a great deal of human self-overcoming.

Our Liberalism

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April 2024

Cowards do not skip generations. Neither do sociopaths, geniuses, hecatombs, or heroes. The brave are allotted in finite, equal amounts in every century and only ever account for a slim minority. Brutal slavery is not biblical, drawing and quartering is not medieval, and concentration camps did not come in and out of existence in the...

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