In Kachin state, a young man grapples with how to respond to the unthinkable.
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A student explains why may Rakhine residents feel differently about the coup than their Bamar counterparts.
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An Indian-Burmese woman reflects on her privilege and steels herself for a struggle that will go on for some time to come.
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A Buddhist monk in Myanmar writes a poem connecting sublime realities of the Dhamma with the current injustices and human rights abuses of the Tatmadaw.
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A Kachin student in Yangon sees his dreams come to and end, and is plunged back into a familiar nightmare of military atrocities.
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A Shan student in Yangon gets motivation from the noise made by pots, pans, and music bands.
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An American meditator responds to an urgent email.
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A Buddhist monk in Myanmar shares a powerful poem on the nature of injustice.
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A Dawei intern focused on gender equality finds herself in the middle of a war.
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The NUG spokesman gives a passionate speech to engaged Buddhists around the world.
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A monk reflects on life after the coup.
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A heartbreaking letter to a friend lost in the dark cells of Insein Prison.
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A Mon environmental activist born in 1988 reflects on the aftermath of the coup.
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A Buddhist monk from Myanmar shares an open letter to General Min Aung Hlaing in the form of a poem.
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A real life nightmare.
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Born without rights.
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A post from an anonymous source.
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People around the world dancing in solidarity with the Burmese people.
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A letter celebrating the recent news.
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A heartwarming video of support
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