Farm workers and social justice
It’s here at last. The long-awaited report on conditions of work by farm workers in Canada, which was promised by the Ministry of Labour in…
AI in the Caribbean
Is the Caribbean region ready for the new age of artificial intelligence (AI)? Can we live without it, or coexist with it? What about the…
The transformation of culinary habits during the COVID-19 pandemic
Kitchen Chronicles The COVID-19 Pandemic brought a revived culture to the modern family. It is the culture of home cooks. The era of convenience came…
Blessing of same gender unions
Recently, the Church of England, an independent member church in the Anglican Communion which makes decisions that are not binding on member churches, took a…
Die-lemma of Black vs Jamaican: A response to Black-self hate by Christopher A.D. Charles
In an article published 20 March 2022, one Christopher A.D. Charles Ph.D., a Professor of Political and Social Psychology at the University of the West…
Formal scamming, morals and prosocial behaviour
A friend recently sent me a social media post by ‘Thought Restaurant’ which I found very funny but also quite interesting, intriguing and inciteful and…
The Anglicans’ twelve days of Christmas
Christians around the world observe and celebrate 25 December as the birthday of Jesus whom we acclaim as God and who became flesh in the…
The professional clown and gender based violence
I was disappointed, recently, with the actions and comments made by a professional clown who became infamous for boisterously and arrogantly intimidating passengers in a…
The Halloween tragedy in South Korea
An unprecedented tragedy is one way to describe the stampede which took place on the night of 29 October in South Korea. It resulted in…
The Anglican Church centering the most vulnerable
Between July 26 and August 07, Anglican Bishops and their spouses from around the world gathered at the University of Kent, England to engage in…