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The Power to Change: Transitioning to Democracy

The Power to Change: Transitioning to Democracy

This book examines U.S. intervention, arguing that lasting democracy must grow from internal leadership rather than external imposition.

2011

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Abdul El-Sayed Victory Speech

A Big Win for America!

Abdul El-Sayed Victory Speech

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Sep 18

Medium Day — Friday, September 18, 2026 — Presentation @ 9:30 a.m (EDT)

Two Things You Need to Do to Get Your Message Across in an Age of Algorithms and Content Moderation.

Medium Day — Friday, September 18, 2026 — Presentation @ 9:30 a.m (EDT)

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Sep 7

Making Your Message Heard amid Algorithms and Content Moderation

Medium Day 2026, September 18, 9:30–10 a.m. ET

Making Your Message Heard amid Algorithms and Content Moderation

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Sep 6

Two Things You Need to Do to Get Your Message Across in an Age of Algorithms and Content Moderation

Medium Day 2026 Free Zoom Presentation — September 18, 9:30–10 AM (ET) — everyone’s welcome!

Two Things You Need to Do to Get Your Message Across in an Age of Algorithms and Content Moderation

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Jun 27

Can We Still Disagree?

A Conversation about the state expression in America

Can We Still Disagree?

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Jun 18

An Open Letter to President Trump

The framework agreement between the United States and Iran

An Open Letter to President Trump

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Jun 6

If You Ever Thought That The Map of Iran Looks Like a Cat, Ask ChatGPT.

Iran looks like a cat loaf position!

If You Ever Thought That The Map of Iran Looks Like a Cat, Ask ChatGPT.

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May 27

The Immigrant Paradox of Trumpism

Why Nationalist Movements Often Depend on Foreign-Born Supporters

The Immigrant Paradox of Trumpism

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Apr 25

The First Amendment Was Meant to Restrain Government

So why did the Court make it harder to challenge government censorship?

The First Amendment Was Meant to Restrain Government

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Apr 19

250 Years In, Who Is Actually Guarding Your Freedom?

As America marks its semiquincentennial, the architecture of liberty is showing cracks that no anniversary parade can or should paper over.

250 Years In, Who Is Actually Guarding Your Freedom?

Hamid Karimianpour

Hamid Karimianpour

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Free speech advocate and author of forthcoming book, Speech at Risk: Censorship, Power, and the Future of Democratic Expression, 2026.

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