At the heart of any democratic political system, polarities tend to exist because they reflect the needs and concerns of the diverse people whom they represent.
The Politician’s Promise | The Powerlessness at the Heart of Power
When The Turtle Meets The Ox | Syncretism Between Locals and Expatriates
Why syncretism--and not separatism--is the key to prosperity, growth and abundance.
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.
There Is A Light, Don’t Let It Go Out
“Religion” is often blamed as the reason why the Israel-Palestine conflict continues. But if peace were the thing that Muslims and Jews were religious about, the conflict would be over, and peace is what we would have.
Dripping with Discrimination | A Personal Journey of Unboxing
My perceptions had been trapped inside a little box and reality was so much more grand and beautiful. And full of life.
Are We all Inherently Racists? Thoughts on the US and the Globe
Does it not feel great, even euphoric, to be better at something than another person? I think it does. But only superficially. And, it is short-lived. It attracts resistance, and at some point violence. It retards cooperation, relationships, communities, nations.