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By romanticising tradition, whiteness, and hierarchy, these "old money" and "quiet luxury" aesthetics turn nostalgia into a quiet form of conservatism. Much like in the 1930s, fashion once again mirrors a longing for order and moral certainty. What looks elegant or neutral often hides exclusion and privilege. In the end, style becomes a subtle way of saying the past felt safer—and should be our future.

Resistance is not just individual heroism, collective action shapes history. From the Canuts of Lyon to the women of Grand-Bassam, these stories show that unity and courage can challenge even the strongest powers.

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Everything around us is made of fossil fuels. A simple yet comprehensive claim. One that may seem absolute at first, but which, in reality, almost ends up feeling like a euphemism when we look upon things more closely.

The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime marked the end to years of tyranny over Syrian citizens, but also the takeover of the nation by an unpredictable and newly fledged rebel group called Hayat-Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). This article explores how three specific features of governance—left unaddressed—may doom Syria to a leadership shadowed by the sins of its predecessor.

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