Home / Commentary (page 39)

Category Archives: Commentary

Feed Subscription

The Forgotten Nigerians

By Rupert Johnson Over two weeks ago there was a thunderous outcry and condemnation of the coldblooded murder of 17 people in Paris, France by Islamist terrorists. About a million people, including 40 world leaders, marched side by side in ...

Read More »

Can Trauma Spur Creativity?

Can Trauma Spur Creativity?

After His Devastating Loss, a Man Finds Healing Through Writing Can an emotional trauma flip a switch in the creative brain? Does profound loss offer a new perspective from which to peer into one’s soul? For LeRoy Flemming, author of ...

Read More »

Sabotaging U.S.-Cuba Détente In The Kennedy Era

By Robert F. Kennedy Jr Guest Columnist This is the third of three articles written by Robert F. Kennedy – son of late U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of President John F. Kennedy – which address relations ...

Read More »

We Have So Much To Learn From Cuba

By Robert F. Kennedy Jr Guest Columnist This is the first of three articles written by Robert F. Kennedy – son of late U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of President John F. Kennedy – which address relations ...

Read More »

Ebola Crisis Exposes A Flawed Aid Strategy

By Ashmead Ali, P.Eng. Pride Guest Writer Two issues come to mind when I think of the present Ebola crisis – that of a flawed foreign aid strategy by the rich Western nations and internal conflicts in the poor world. ...

Read More »

Five Illuminating Facts About Holiday Lights

Five Illuminating Facts About Holiday Lights

NC – The warm glow of holiday lights evokes cherished memories, but how many of us know the history behind how this tradition came to be such a central part of the festive season? To illuminate your conversations this year, ...

Read More »
Scroll To Top