RBG’s Death Should Force a Rethink of the Politicized Nature of SCOTUS
The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been yet another blow in a year of tumult, and endless, lacerating upheavals, not…
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Will the Pandemic Catalyze a Movement Towards Communal Living?
A long-standing American institution, the nuclear family was first coined in 1947, defined as a man and a woman living…
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A Tale of Two Minds: On the Distinctions Between Classical Psychology and Vedic Philosophy
The word ‘mind’ creates various connotations in our very own mind depending upon what has been told to us so far. I…
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On Climate Change, Colonialism and Corporations
Four months ago I watched in alarm as fires devastated large sections of Australia. Speaking to my mum and my friends…
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The Dual Sovereignty Exception to Double Jeopardy: Sheron Edwards’ Story
Double Jeopardy has long been an established principle in the American legal system however, however, loophole to this…
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John Roulac on The Power and Promise of Regenerative Agriculture
When environmental activist and entrepreneur John Roulac first heard his mentor Will Allen lecture on the idea that…
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The Case for AfroUrbanism
AfroUrbanism centers the lived experience of black people in the design and creation of black communities. It puts black…
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“The Rural Reality”: Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko Raises Cancer Awareness in South Africa
Dr Thandeka Mazibuko is KZN’s first radio-oncologist and a registrar at Grey’s Hospital, in addition to being the…
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