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The Fallacy of One Monolithic Culture, Tribe, Nation

MSC Blog of Northwestern University: One Monolithic Culture, Tribe, Nation: "Monolithic is defined as constituting one, undifferentiated whole; exhibiting uniformity. I wonder where we got the idea that peoples, nati..."

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Naaz YarKhan: My Novel "Even the Peacock Cries" is ready and I'm currently looking for an agent and publisher to fall in love with it. Content Strategy, PR, Social Media and Marketing Communications define my professional life. Winner of the Muslim Women's Alliance "Inspiring Woman Award" and the CIOGC Excellence in Community Service Award" inter-faith relations and community service are huge parts of my identity. I also dabble as commentator for NPR/ Chicago Public Radio and PBS. An international writer with Common Ground News Service, Saudi Aramco World magazine, blogger for Huffington Post, I have written for over 50 outlets internationally. Like a mutual fund, my portfolio is varied - parenting, education and technology, race relations, women's issues, politics and adventure sports. My work has been published in Chicago, Toronto, India and Oman.

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