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By Alexander Scott December 5, 2025

Land reform must follow Hurricane Melissa

In 1838, slavery was abolished in the British West Indies. It was the end of an over 300-year policy, practice, and business of enslaving Africans to work on the sugar plantations on …

Issue # 220

Land reform must follow Hurricane Melissa

December 5, 2025

The warning written in water — Part II —

December 5, 2025

If we are really serious about qualifying for the World Cup…

December 5, 2025

Artificial Intelligence — Help or hindrance to racism?

December 5, 2025

Post-Hurricane Melissa: Some thoughts

December 5, 2025
By Joy Harris-Bailey October 15, 2021 4 years 1,880 word

Of Exits And New Beginnings

Part II The Vicissitudes of Tropical Life Joy Bailey-Harris I love being in cool Irish Town, several miles above the heat and flurry of bustling Kingston.  The cool air, the unspeakably …

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By Joan Williams October 15, 2021 4 years 791 words

Jamaica An English-Speaking Country?

Every time I hear someone say Jamaica is an English-speaking country, I have a good laugh.  Not only because the last survey (2007) done on the topic showed that less than …

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By Aldington "Junior" Murray October 15, 2021 4 years 928 words

I Swear – How Serious Is The American Pledge Of Allegiance

“I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” With those …

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By Alexander Scott October 15, 2021 4 years 1,473 word

Our 1918 Moment

History does not repeat itself. That is an impossibility. The material factors of each historic age are always different, one era had the telephone and one had to rely on horse-delivered …

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By James Moss-Solomon October 1, 2021 4 years 878 words

Let The People March And Blow Off Steam

“When Johnny comes marching home” was a popular marching song in the American Civil War (1861-65) used mainly by the Confederate army which seemed to use singing as a motivation on …

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By Joy Harris-Bailey October 1, 2021 4 years 1,989 word

Of Exits And New Beginnings (Part I) My Journey Home

The feeling started as I watched the cop kneel into his neck. It wasn’t the kneeling. It wasn’t the public lynching. It was the hand in pocket. It was the nine …

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By Joan Williams October 1, 2021 4 years 760 words

An Unparalleled Imagination

I have really heard some convincing ghost stories in my time, but despite growing up scared as hell that I will one day run into one, I still remain unconvinced that …

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By Alexander Scott October 1, 2021 4 years 1,181 word

Organising Is The Only Way To Get Change

Floyd Green, following the release of a video showing him attending a party on a no-movement day, has resigned from the Cabinet. The resignation came a few hours after the video …

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By The Terrible Tout October 1, 2021 4 years 1,482 word

Protect The Punter – Protect The Industry

Horseracing regulation is all about protection of the punter. As a sport inextricably linked to gambling that earns every dollar of revenue from punters betting on races, there can be no …

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Recent Posts

  • Land reform must follow Hurricane Melissa
  • The warning written in water — Part II —
  • If we are really serious about qualifying for the World Cup…
  • Artificial Intelligence — Help or hindrance to racism?
  • Post-Hurricane Melissa: Some thoughts
  • The warning written in water – Part 1
  • Post-Melissa lessons for Jamaica
  • Bungling post-Melissa relief
  • The black man, the white man, and the game of mind-control
  • War drums in a zone of peace

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