In Solidarity With Palestine
So when I woke up on this particular day in October, Palestine did not seem so far away because I know that. My community and I, we felt that and continue to feel that. Palestine to me is not a world away.
The Caribbean Must Move On Without the United States
It is no secret that U.S. influence globally has been declining. Even before Donald Trump’s presidency, the U.S. saw sharp declines in its share of the world income and influence. With China’s rise in the periphery, the U.S. is confronted by the possibility of the Thucydides Trap
The Caribbean and Africa: The Path Forward
The history of the Caribbean and the African continent is one that dates back to the slave trade. Persons were taken from Africa and brought to the Caribbean where they were sold and enslaved.
Vagabonds in Power: COVID, Jamaica and Politics
If COVID-19 was the stress test on healthcare, education, the private sector, government competency etc., then Jamaica has failed. If any Jamaican is honest with themselves they can't say this was unexpected.
The Myth of Good Ideas
As people who want ‘good’ for Jamaica, one of the realities that we all have to accept is that there is no objective “good” or anything that everyone will support and agree on