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Education For Empowerment: Blacks’ Dreams Deferred?

By Munyonzwe Hamalengwa, PhD PRIDE Guest Columnist Education is one of the greatest equalizers in society. For those who have not inherited family wealth, married-up or utilized their God-given talents to act, sing, paint or play sports, education is virtually ...

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Op-Ed: The Pope, Partisanship And The Common Good

Op-Ed: The Pope, Partisanship And The Common Good

Photo above is of Pope Francis addressing the US Congress last week. Photo credit: The United States House of Representatives. By Andrew Hanauer and Eric LeCompte Guest Writers WASHINGTON, DC (IPS) — Pope Francis delivered two very strong messages in his ...

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The Role Of Pope Francis I In Cuba’s Transformation

By Rupert Johnson Pope Francis’ visit to Cuba is indeed historic and significant at a time when Cuba is in the process of normalizing relations with the U.S. And the Pope’s role in this normalization of relationship is very remarkable ...

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Opinion: The Century Of The Centenarians

By Joseph Chamie Guest writer NEW YORK, NY (IPS — With improving life styles, advances in medical science and technologies and declining mortality rates at older ages, the 21st century is witnessing the remarkable rise of centenarians, people who are ...

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Sex Education Without Religious Borders

By Kirk Moss PRIDE Guest Columnist Re: Toronto Star article “Feeling ‘hopeless’, parents weigh other school options” by Noor Javed and Kristin Rushowy (September 3, 2015) There is an amplified voice of annoyance swirling around Ontario’s education system, and it’s ...

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This Election Is About Trust

By Rupert Johnson Since the resumption of the Duffy trial a couple of weeks ago, I have watched with amazement and bated breath, the shenanigans and earth-shattering spectacle of this particular trial. I have been bombarded with an unprecedented litany ...

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