Veneer
By Paul McGowan From PS AUDIO The cabinetry in our home is a beautiful dark walnut. And, if you don’t look too closely, you’d imagine there’s a lot of solid walnut that went into their construction. Truth is, they are…
Iran Extends Its Full Support to Syria to Fight Against Terrorist Groups in Country’s North /Nigerian President Bola Tinubu Enforced Violent Crackdown on Hunger Protests to Satisfy IMF Demands /Hamas Announces First Official Death Toll of Israeli Captives in Gaza as Ceasefire Talks Resume in Egypt /Claudia Sheinbaum Stands up to Donald Trump, Calls for Respect of Migrants’ Human Rights
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DEI is Dying: What is Our Response?
Black Dollars Matter—Let’s Get Ready to Rumble Vantage Point VignetteComments and Commentary by Dr. Ron Daniels White supremacist-tinged White folks don’t like Diversity Equity and Inclusion. They see it as a watered-down substitute for affirmative action that “discriminates” against White folks…
Brenna R. Hassett: The Hunter-Gatherer Guide to Keeping Society Equal
By Brenna R. Hassett Author Bio: Brenna R. Hassett, PhD, is a biological anthropologist and archaeologist at the University of Central Lancashire and a scientific associate at the Natural History Museum, London. In addition to researching the effects of changing human…
Sanders: People of English-speaking Caribbean freer than most in the world
Sir Ronald Sanders By Sir Ronald Sanders IFyou live in an English-speaking Caribbean country, do you consider yourself freer and more fortunate than many others around the world? In a world where freedoms are under siege – where journalists are…
Don’t look in the mirror
By Paul McGowan From PS Audio What do they say about aging? “Beats the alternative.” The only reminder I get that I’m aging is when I catch my reflection in the mirror. From the inside, everything feels the same as…
Pitch: Migration as a Protest
By Peter Polack Peter Polack Generations of Caribbean citizens have fled their island home for decades to seek economic opportunity, educational advancement and no less importantly, to protest political intransigence that reveals no perpetual solutions. It would be a mistake…
Sir Ronald Sanders: What Trump’s return means for Caribbean-US relations
By Sir Ronald Sanders Sir Ronald Sanders Like much of the world, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries – at both governmental and public levels – are contemplating what relations to expect from a new Donald Trump administration. Judging from the…
Procter & Gamble, Mondelēz, and Nestlé Are Among 10 of the Leading Consumer Brands Driving Global Deforestation
Despite corporate commitments, deforestation rates remain high, and community land conflicts continue.
How Local and Federal Institutions Are (and Aren’t) Taking Care of North Carolina’s Hurricane Survivors—and What Mutual Aid Groups Are Doing to Help
Grassroots organizations are helping rebuild North Carolina communities after Hurricane Helene.
