Siamak Nooraei

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Siamak Nooraei

Siamak Nooraei is a writer and essayist based in Toronto, Canada. He holds a BA in Political Science from York University and an MA in Political Science (Comparative Politics and International Relations) from Brock University. His interests include human rights regimes, identity politics, counter-radicalization, international law, and democratization. He lived in Iran for most of his youth and offers a unique perspective on Middle Eastern politics.

Mental Ghettos: Breaking Down the Illusive Walls of Racial Thinking

Posted by Siamak Nooraei | Jan 30, 2015 | Americas, Culture, Viewpoints |

Within our minds, we have built tenuous fortresses to block us from our individuality and to impede us from experiencing others’ humanity.

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