Blackness: A pre-existing condition in the United States?
By Christabel Unobe With the recent murder of Ahmaud Arbery, black families are once more confronted with having a conversation about blackness and decorum within a racially divided nation. When New York’s Mayor DeBlasio, a father of a black son recalled having to discuss appropriate behavior with cops with his…
Read MoreCOVID-19: Harvest of death, “Astroturf” campaigns to re-open business
By Osy Ekwueme This is reminiscent of the opening paragraph of Tale of two Cities by Charles Dickens….“It…Read More
Pandemic or plague: Coronavirus is equalizer for Kenyans
By Jane Njuru As the scourge of Coronavirus continues to ravage the world, one thing is clear: the…Read More
Issues in Cultural Diplomacy: The Changing Communications Paradigm between the U.S. and Muslim World.
By Drissa Kone Faculty, Unification Theological Seminary, New York Abstract: Conflict resolution professionals and diplomats in the 21st…Read More
The Praxis of Human Security: Evaluating Responsibility to Protect Doctrine
By Christabel Unobe Human security is a strategic choice of all modern societies. Perhaps, this explains the rationale…Read More
Ignorance is bliss!
By Osmond Ekwueme The dust stirred by President Donald Trump regarding his alleged disparaging comments about immigrants from…Read More
Trump’s order on healthcare, matters arising
By Osmond Ekwueme In the wake of the failure of Congress to repeal and replace the Affordable Care…Read More