Can a concept as irrational as birthright hold the power and sway to define the lives of private citizens who can barely make ends meet?
Category: Diplomacy
Bill Clinton’s Kaleidoscopic Political Legacy | A Story of Professional Success and Personal Failure
Is it justifiable to use an individual’s private life to discredit or dismiss their professional achievements?
The Mythology of a Mass Exodus | Life Lessons for Immigrants
They were no longer suffering from the actual crisis, but from the aftermath of the crisis.
The real reason legacy kids don’t last
We may have respected the father, but those feelings do not automatically transfer to the son when the father is no longer there to run the show.
Welcome Black To Life | How Media Shapes Our Perception of Darkness
The conflict arises when we personally encounter the damage that racism causes and our own conscience rebels against us and asks us to do the opposite—stand up against racism.
The Creators of Chaos
How can a builder destroy two twin towers so callously?
The Afghan Exodus
We evacuate, not knowing what awaits. Is there a better life that exists for us beyond these borders?
Before We Became Singaporeans | The Birth of an Island Nation
We were no longer who we were before colonisation; and we could not go back there, no matter how hard we tried. We were different peoples now.
One Leader, One Nation, One People
But how could they–the artists–actually see or speak the truth when so much of a politician’s life was a product of public persona?
The Potent Power of Choice
What did you choose to do with these choices at those pivotal moments?