Kasia Anderson is contributing editor at Truthdig. After graduating from Swarthmore College in 1997 with a degree in English literature and sociology, she worked as a Web journalist in San Francisco until 2000, when she swapped coasts to writefor the New York Daily News as an entertainment reporter. She has also written freelance pieces for Salon.com and the Orlando Sentinel, among other publications. In 2003, she returned to California to attend USC’s Annenberg School for Communication, from which she has earned her Master’s degree and is currently working toward her Ph.D. with a dissertation about celebrity and politics.

Blog Entries by Kasia Anderson

Tim Robbins on Orwell, Obama and the Media

Posted June 3, 2008 | 08:39 PM (EST)


Originally published on Truth Dig.

It's usually a reliable sign that a once-original idea has been utterly stripped of its impact by the time it becomes the premise for a reality television show. Not so for "Big Brother." Several seasons of that particular televised train wreck have come and...

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Iraqi Women the Worse for War

Posted May 18, 2007 | 06:17 PM (EST)


Remember those photos of Iraqi women triumphantly raising freshly inked fingers for Western cameras after voting in their new "democracy"?  They were presented to the world by the U.S. government as an indication of a policy that would liberate Iraqi women and men.  Well, it didn't quite work out that...

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