Find our conversation on the Sentientism YouTube here and the Sentientism Podcast here. Dr. Natalie Khazaal is Associate Professor in the School of Modern Languages at Georgia Tech, where she directs the Arabic and Middle East & North Africa programs. Her work spans the Arabic language, exploring the lives of atheists and apostates in Arab and Muslim communities, nonhuman animal ethics, and the media’s role in normalizing speciesism and racism. Natalie is the co-creator of the MARS test (Media Analysis of Racism and Speciesism), an evaluative framework — similar to the Bechdel and DuVernay tests — that measures racism and speciesism in media. Natalie is non-religious and has a naturalistic worldview. She has a sentiocentric moral scope and is vegan. Natalie at Georgia Tech Natalie's Georgia Tech Profile “Pretty Liar: Television, Language and Gender in Wartime Lebanon” “Like an Animal’: Critical Animal Studies Perspectives on Borders, Displacement, and Othering” (ed with Nuria Almiron) About Human and nonhuman immigration and refugees and how we carve boundaries. “Nonbelievers, Apostates and Atheists in the Muslim World” (ed with Jack David Eller)