Pro-Palestine Protests Gaza and Western Democracy
the recent surge in pro-Palestine protests amidst escalating violence in Gaza, and how it impacts Western democracies, with a focus on the United States and Europe.
Government Overreach in Social Media Surveillance and Censorship
Understand the implications of initiatives like New York’s anti-hate speech program and the EU’s Digital Services Act on fundamental democratic rights.
SOUTH AFRICA ADVOCATES FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL LAW IN RESPONSE TO ISRAEL’S ACTIONS IN PALESTINE
South Africa condemns Israel’s actions in Palestine, calling for the arrest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The article explores the nation’s withdrawal of its diplomatic mission, proposed peace plan, and criticism of international responses.
Conflict in Gaza Despite Calls for “Humanitarian Pauses”
Washington, DC – As United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Israeli leaders to encourage “humanitarian pauses” in Gaza, the situation in the Palestinian territory took a dire turn. Israeli forces intensified their bombing campaign, targeting hospitals, ambulances, and civilians seeking safety.
Social Media’s Role in the Gaza Conflict and Rising U.S. Tensions
Over the years, the ubiquitous influence of social media in shaping our perceptions and responses to global events has become increasingly evident.
Looming Humanitarian Catastrophe Amidst the Gaza Conflict
Exploring the Gaza crisis, this blog delves into the humanitarian and geopolitical challenges presented by the Israel-Hamas conflict. Analyzing key issues.
A Pie of Integrity: The Media’s Slice on Dave Portnoy
Modern journalism has often been praised for its role as the “fourth estate”, a significant pillar in ensuring the balance and accountability of power. However, the line between responsible reporting and manipulation can sometimes blur, as seen in a recent interaction involving The Washington Post and Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports and the One Bite Pizza Reviews show
Gurucave | Music | Perspective | Philosophy | Poetry
Shine On
I Woke up from the cave, sunlight on my face,
Chains fell off, feel that ancient grace,
I Woke up from the cave, sunlight on my face,
Guru vibes, but I rock like a caveman,
Simple truths, y’all, don’t chase the phantom.
Cecil Rhodes and the Secret Society
The story begins with Cecil Rhodes, a prominent figure of the 19th century, penning his ‘Confession of Faith’ on June 2, 1877, in the hallowed halls of Oxford.
The Colonial Mindset and Modern Relationships
Relationship dynamics have long been influenced by historical contexts, particularly colonial history. This history, infused with Eurocentric perspectives, has inadvertently shaped the expectations men and women have of each other, as well as their respective roles in relationships.
