I’m still suffering some internal trauma from recently blocking an old friend from accessing me on social media. I am philosophically inclined to place a premium on human relationships which generally require over time high tolerance levels to maintain and nurture, so watching myself get into the highhanded mindset of contemptuous judge (and any judge … More Culture-shaping Conversation
I am just now catching up with the goings on at CARIFESTA which took place in Barbados in August. This was a great disappointment for me. My intention was to have been there. This was to have been a stepping stone for me to return to the work I had begun with the indigenous peoples … More One story One song
Jamaica and Guyana face another moment of decision. What makes this moment sacred, whether for men or nations, is that each choice has eternal ramifications; yes, some more momentous than others, but our humanity is defined by the choices we make while living, and the best that we can do, and the very least we … More The Scroll and the Spirit
‘Foreign mind’ (the opposite of an emancipated mind) manifests itself on multiple levels. Apart from showing up in balance of trade as import-addiction and export-lethargy, it shows up more generally as strong loyalty and inclination towards foreign products and policies and general contempt and disdain for one’s own. The leadership landscape in the public and … More Day of Remembrance
“Babylon System is a vampire, sucking the blood of the sufferers.” I’m getting increasingly intolerant of those ignoramuses that still abound whose brains and bellies are tagged ‘product of the USA’ or ‘made in the UK’ schooled in classical *‘Perkinsian’ economics, believing Britain better, trained to smooch the nether parts of political and religious empire, … More Lef’ my people Gold
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