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Serena Williams: Wimbledon Woes and Chasing History
ShareSerena Williams: Wimbledon Woes and Chasing History It was Tuesday, 28th June 2022, and the stage was set for one of tennis’ legends to return to the game – Centre Court, Wimbledon; one of the biggest stages in sport. Serena Williams was back after suffering a torn hamstring at last year’s Wimbledon. This time, the […]
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Mutabaruka ‘reactionary’ label for Holness proves ignorance
The “poet” Mutabaruka, supporting the reactionary cause of Republicanism in Jamaica, labelled Prime Minister Holness a “reactionary”.
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The True Purpose of Public Education Part II: Christianity’s Destruction
ShareIt is essential in what some have described as a culture war, to listen carefully to what the other side is postulating. At times we are guilty of falling in love with the sound of our own voice, which oftentimes blinds us to one of the most devastating weapons we can use against the enemy: […]
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Did Nancy Pelosi Just Sign the Death Warrant of the MeToo Movement?
ShareHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi could barely keep her dentures straight when she took up the pen (in this case many pens) to sign two articles of impeachment against president Donald Trump, a political fiasco that looks all the worse when peered through the lens of the coronavirus pandemic. But while Pelosi’s multicoloured (and necessarily diverse) […]
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What Poland’s Proposed Law Tells Us About ‘Sex Education’
ShareFor decades now, ‘sex education’ in schools has been the world’s only normal. At first it was to educate the adolescent young– filled as they are with ‘raging hormones’ and an inability to control themselves–about the pros and cons of sexual activity. Soon, our teens were being given free condoms in public schools and being […]
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AOC Needs to Keep That Same Green Energy
ShareIt’s funny how liberal leaders present to the world a face that’s not bent on the complete collapse of any and all societal order and structure, mere moments after they bared their chaos inducing canines for all to see. They pretend the world wasn’t watching and so continue to manifest, over and over again, their […]
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Last Dance Doc: Was Bob Knight First To Call Jordan GOAT?
ShareIn 2020, most basketball aficionados and fans, hardcore and casual alike, consider ‘Michael Jeffery Jordan’ (as Skip Bayless says it), the greatest of all time. And as popular as the late Kobe Bryant was, and as popular as Steph Curry and Lebron James are (and they’re household names the world over), Jordan’s been really the […]
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Were Haney’s Comments Racist? Can “Blacks” Be Racist?
Share“I will never lose to a black boy in my life. I don’t care what nobody got to say. Can’t no black boy beat me on any day of the week. Fight a black boy ten times, I’m gonna beat him ten times.” Imagine this week if the above had been the response of a […]
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Why Abortion Proponents Deem Murder ‘Essential’
Share“In any serious crisis, civil rights are also in grave danger. And with COVID-19 sweeping the country, some politicians have seized on the pandemic as an opportunity to restrict access to abortion. A handful of Republican-led states—including Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, Texas, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Mississippi—have sought to effectively ban abortion, claiming that it is a […]
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Is the Coronavirus Racist?
ShareThere are few beliefs I find more ludicrous than that a mindless, unconscious disease, virus or no, can be racist against one or more of the peoples of the earth. Like the notion that the earth’s climate can be racist, this theory reflects more on the psychology of the propagator, than it does on reality. […]
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Trump, WHO, China & the Coronavirus
ShareIn recent months, the term Chinese coronavirus has been deemed taboo, xenophobic and racist. (This largely became the case ever since U.S. President Donald Trump adopted what was already a widely used mainstream media-coined phrase.) But perhaps COVID-19 should not have been called the Chinese coronavirus in the first place; not if we’re looking for […]
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African on African Slavery Is Still A Thing And Still Ignored
The human rights establishment seems to be moved less by human suffering than by its need to be seen as “the good whites.” Such narcissism abandons those most in need of Western concern.
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