-By Osy Agbo Boris Johnson may have won a resounding electoral victory in the latest UK elections on December 12, 2019, on the promise to get “Brexit Done” but the ramifications are far and familiar. Given the outcome of the election with a crushing defeat of Labor Party’s Jeremy Corbyn,…
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By Uchenna Ekwo Ostensibly, the upcoming UK general election has been portrayed as an ugly battle over Brexit but, below the surface even uglier questions about race and identity define this election as much as they do the particulars of any trade agreement. In particular this election has focused on…
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By Christabel Unobe Absence a legislation against domestic terrorism in the United States, the state of New York says it plans to enact a law to address the looming threat of hate and gun violence in the country. The proposed “National Person, A Hate Crime Domestic Terrorism bill” seeks to…
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By Christabel Unuobe Two years ago, the world watched with horror a display of hate and white supremacy in Charlottesville. Until then, such gory display of Nazi-style evil would have been unthinkable in a modern and civilized society like the United States. With the 2016 presidential election however, these groups…
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