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By Carl Bliss 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 …

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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 Dr. Alis Headlam August 5, 2022 3 years 579 words

Who’s Right?

Who’s right? We cross each other constantly in our struggle to maintain a sense of freedom and personal rights. Without ethics or beliefs to guide us, we have run amuck with …

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By Dr. Alis Headlam July 9, 2021 4 years 733 words

Blinkers

  Horses wear blinders, called blinkers, so that they will not get spooked when they go into high density areas or traffic. When people wear self-proclaimed blinders they do so to …

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By Dr. Alis Headlam May 14, 2021 5 years 635 words

Spiritual Transformation

The United States is made up of citizens who are victimized by their own inability to stick to facts and a failure to tell the truth. Misinformation and myths that pervade …

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By Dr. Alis Headlam April 16, 2021 5 years 1,276 word

Project Vision: We have to tell our story.

In 2012 the city of Rutland in Vermont was in despair. Its police department was in chaos, neighbourhoods were engulfed in a drug epidemic, housing and infrastructure were in desperate need …

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By Dr. Alis Headlam October 1, 2020 5 years 546 words

White Privilege

What is White privilege and why is it so difficult for people to acknowledge? The main reason is that people who grow up with privilege tend not to see it. They …

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By Dr. Alis Headlam July 23, 2020 5 years 665 words

We Must Never Forget Civil Rights Hero John Lewis

John R. Lewis, a member of United States Congress since 1987, will be remembered as a civil rights hero in the United States, but his work symbolizes the struggle of people …

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By Dr. Alis Headlam July 8, 2020 5 years 471 words

To create a world based on equality and justice…

So much is being said about what needs to happen in order to change the way we deal with each other, especially in terms of race. A statement from the United …

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By Dr. Alis Headlam May 14, 2020 6 years 787 words

Pandemic Complexities

The world is about to become embroiled in what will surely be a vital social experiment. As countries around the globe open up their communities, how will humanity respond? Will there …

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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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