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An untold academic fight—how the schism between the Archaeologists of the 60’s and 70’s impacts our understanding of the past and where we go forward

by kinesismagazine
Posted on June 4, 2025October 12, 2025

In November 2024, amid political fragmentation, President-elect Trump promises to evict minorities, while Starmer balances identity politics against far-right claims. The article explores how archaeology’s evolution affects political identity, urging a rejection of outdated narratives to embrace a nuanced understanding of historical objects and their significance in contemporary discourse.

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Rethinking Zoos: Conservation, Ethics, and the Modern Dilemma

by kinesismagazine
Posted on November 5, 2024October 12, 2025

The article by Nirvan Marathe examines the evolving role of zoos amid growing concerns about animal rights and welfare. While zoos claim to focus on conservation and education, ethical issues and the psychological effects on captive animals raise significant questions about their relevance. Alternatives like virtual reality could reshape public interaction with wildlife.