Haiti and the Economics of Kidnapping
Has the astronomical rise of kidnappings in Haiti brought much discussion on the need for radical change? Not really. Instead, conversations on Haiti seem to remain in a never-ending cycle […]
When Martyrdom Comes A-Knocking: Does Andrew Cuomo Have a Political Future?
The week of August 1 – 7, a few friends and I had a chat about the Cuomo allegations. We concluded that his term was over and that he was […]
“I Am Human”: The Spectacular Sha’Carri Richardson
Introducing the One and Only Sha’Carri Richardson is the talk of the town, again. No, it’s not for her “10.72 seconds to win the 100 meters at the 2021 Miramar […]
Social Justice and the North American Haitian Seventh-Day Adventism
It is no secret that there is a disconnect between the North American Haitian Seventh-day Adventist church (NAHSDAC) and social justice. I’m specifically speaking of the NAHSDAC in the northeast […]
Stamped from the Beginning: A Theological Critique of Kendi’s Reading of St. Paul
Ibram X. Kendi (PhD, Temple University) is Professor at the School of International Service and Director of the Antiracist Research & Policy Center at American University. His 2016 book, Stamped […]
Donald Trump and the Human Rights Council
An article published on June 19 in the New York Times reports that the Trump administration ordered the withdrawal of the United States from the UN’s Human Rights Council (UNHRC). […]
War on Terror
The war on terror (a title set up by the media, more properly called the “Global War on Terrorism”) seems ill-titled. Terror is defined as a state of intense fear. […]