Idi Amin Made Himself Out To Be The ‘Liberator’ Of An Oppressed Majority – A Demagogic Trick That Endures Today
The Oasis Reporters July 26, 2025 Idi Amin addresses the United Nations General Assembly in 1975.Bettmann/Getty Images
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Scandinavia Has It’s Own Dark History Of Assimilating Indigenous People, And Churches Played A Role – But Are Apologizing
The Oasis Reporters July 16, 2025 A church in Kiruna, Sweden, designed
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Nigeria’s Maroko Eviction Remembered: A Brutal Legacy Lives On
The Oasis Reporters July 14, 2025 Taibat Lawanson, University of Liverpool
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Queen Hatshepsut’s Statues Were Destroyed In Ancient Egypt – New Study Challenges The Revenge Theory
The Oasis Reporters July 12, 2025 Jun Yi Wong, University of Toronto
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Alcohol And Colonialism: The Curious Story Of The Bulawayo Beer Gardens
The Oasis Reporters July 12, 2025 Maurice Hutton, University of Manchester Kontuthu Ziyathunqa
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Samora Machel’s Vision For Mozambique Didn’t Survive: What Has Taken Its Place?
The Oasis Reporters July 12, 2025 Luca Bussotti, Universidade Técnica de Moçambique (UDM)
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How Building More Backyard Homes, Granny Flats And In-law Suites Can Help Alleviate The Housing Crisis
The Oasis Reporters July 9, 2025 A newly built accessory dwelling unit in Los
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Could A Bold Anti-poverty Experiment From The 1960s Inspire A New Era In Housing Justice?
The Oasis Reporters July 9, 2025 Model Cities staff in front of a Baltimore field office
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Female Presidents Don’t Always Help Women While In Office, Study In Latin America Finds
The Oasis Reporters July 7, 2025 Merike Blofield, University of Miami; Christina Ewig,
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Universities In Every State Care For Congressional Papers That Document US Political History − Federal Cuts Put Their Work At Risk
The Oasis Reporters July 5, 2025 The papers of members of Congress are fertile ground for research into Congress’
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