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The Comedian and the Tyrant

Leading a nation in the performance of a lifetime, Zelensky channels the greatest skills learned from his comedic beginnings to rally an embattled nation and an apathetic world against an oppressor, demonstrating the power of the red carpet. 

An Interview with Emma Choi

As a comedian and journalist, Choi approaches political and societal issues in a nontraditional manner using comedy to inform her audience and shape the narrative of stories in a universal way.

U.S. Foreign Policy Named Most Altruistic by UN Watchdog (Satire)

China, Russia, France, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar follow close behind the United States, amassing 1499, 1498, 1497, 1496, 1495, and 1494 points respectively.

Introducing “The Farce Awakens”

Within the pages of “The Farce Awakens,” our creators interrogate the role that comedy plays in our political discourse, policymaking, and collective perception of our leaders.

President’s Note: “The Farce Awakens”

Absurdism is not the domain of solely college students; it is embedded in every aspect of our political life. Accordingly, in the pages of this digital magazine, "The Farce Awakens," the Harvard Political Review explores the farcical in the everyday.

From Burqas To Bikinis: Freeing Feminism

To shift social power dynamics and ensure the public safety of women in our modern patriarchy, feminism must be recast as an inclusive movement built on female autonomy — independent of the eyes of men.

The HPR and the Hermeneutics of Suspicion

The act of scrutinizing our scrutiny becomes especially salient as we grapple with the extent to which cover-ups are an entrenched component of the systemic phenomena we loathe yet in which we may one day be complicit.

Sweet Chocolate, Bitter Truth: Internet Distraction and the Reality of Mars Inc.’s Child Slavery Practices

The internet can be a place for productive debate, but its fixation on culture-war debates about M&Ms proved to be more diversion than substance and distracted from deeper troubles.

The Language of Genocide

It is imperative, then, that societies look beyond the shrewd rhetoric and justifications employed by genocide’s orchestrators to truly confront the facts of mass murder, no matter how difficult or emotionally burdensome they may be.

An Interview with the National Whistleblower Center’s Siri Nelson

So whenever I think about the idea of me being at risk, I also think about the people that I fight for and the risks that they have the courage to take on every day.