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By Aldington "Junior" Murray March 20, 2026

Oh, just because they can! – The idea of “Might is Right”

There was a time when corporal punishment was part and parcel of our Jamaican school system. It was, perhaps, a holdover from the old British colonial era. It was often abused …

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Oh, just because they can! – The idea of “Might is Right”

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By Aldington "Junior" Murray December 24, 2021 4 years 1,050 word

A, B, Cs Are Not Simple Anymore

What is currently taking place in America and, indeed, the world strikes at the basic tenets of the education of our children. Unproven conspiracy theories have cast a disfiguring blight upon …

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By James Moss-Solomon March 19, 2021 5 years 1,069 word

Education: Change May Be Uncomfortable, But Necessary

The COVID-19 vaccine is here and is being distributed even though there are some appointment and distribution snags. I urge you to register as soon as you can. Remember that the …

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By Gordon Robinson June 25, 2020 6 years 1,665 word

Is Institutional Racism Invulnerable?

Jamaica seems to have caught B.A.L.M. (Black American Lives Matter) fever. Jamaicans were all agog about the tragedy of George Floyd’s death and leapt enthusiastically onto American bandwagons proclaiming “Black Lives Matter” …

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By James Moss-Solomon August 8, 2018 8 years 842 words

Emancipendence, Garvey and the charade that passes for a modern Jamaica

The recently coined word “Emancipendence” has been cleverly used to describe two quite separate events that culminated over 100 years apart. They do, however, represent two cooperative efforts that transcended racial …

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By James Moss-Solomon March 8, 2018 8 years 660 words

BUNTING, ROPER HAVE ‘DISSED’ THE AMBITION OF AN ENTIRE NATION

It is a sad moment in the history of Jamaica when we finally have to realize that the crass politics and their accompanying utterances leave very little hope for natural evolution. …

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By Alexander Scott May 26, 2017 9 years 1,208 word

If Jamaica is to truly fight crime

Over the past year the nation has been hollering for action to stem the seemingly irreversible rise in crime. After years of seeing the crime rate (led by murders) decline – …

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By The Laird April 28, 2017 9 years 628 words

Education funding – a new policy

The Government of Jamaica (GOJ), commendably, has just decided to spend J$300 million to assist deregistered final year students at the University of the West Indies (UW), University of Technology, Jamaica …

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By Alexander Scott March 31, 2017 9 years 798 words

Jamaica needs a revolution of the mind

  Jamaica, on the face of it, has made amazing progress since Independence in 1962.  We have a stable multiracial society; we have never had any political upheaval that leads to dictators; …

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