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Lynn Morris Khan

Afghanistan, Burkas, and the Cathode Tube

One balmy summer afternoon in 2005, a trio of girls wearing burkas floated across the lobby of the Marriott hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan…

May 15, 2023

Afghanistan, Burkas, and the Cathode Tube

May 15, 2023

The Words You Love

A friend recently called and discussed their plan for more writing in the New Year. How to start? What to say? Do you need a special room…

Jan 3, 2023

The Words You Love

Jan 3, 2023

Why a recipe sometimes feels like heaven

Confession: many of my Christmas Eves have been spent not in a line at the mall, furtively looking through the rifled through shelves in…

Dec 23, 2022

Why a recipe sometimes feels like heaven

Dec 23, 2022

The Revenge of the Country Girl

Sunday evenings at my farm here in North Carolina, I join ten million of my peers and tune in to Yellowstone to see Beth Dutton ravage the…

Dec 22, 2022

The Revenge of the Country Girl

Dec 22, 2022

Rednecks, Rhetoric & Revolution

The Gadsden flag’s murky symbolism to Trump’s riotous base

Jan 7, 2021

Rednecks, Rhetoric & Revolution

Jan 7, 2021

Hall of Mirrors

Why Trump’s Strategy of Distraction is Working

Nov 11, 2020

Hall of Mirrors

Nov 11, 2020

Don’t Tread on Me

Deep in the Bible belt, the snake is definitely winning.

Sep 9, 2020

Don’t Tread on Me

Sep 9, 2020

Of Tits and Tigers

How having cancer taught me to love the uncertainties that stalk us

Aug 17, 2020

Of Tits and Tigers

Aug 17, 2020

He Hate Me

In the late 1980s, the short-lived XFL took professional football by a very short lived storm. Billed as rougher and sexier than that…

Aug 12, 2020

He Hate Me

Aug 12, 2020

Lynn Morris Khan

Lynn Morris Khan

Writer and communications theorist focusing on #media, #genderequity, #politics, #power, and the occasional #cupcake.

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