The Lost Art of Journalism: A Call for Truth in a World of Puppetry
Is there a William Howard Russell among today's journalists?
Is there a William Howard Russell among today's journalists?
The emergence of totalitarianism in Germany in 1933 affords lessons for the contemporary world about democracy and authoritarianism.
The horrors being uncovered within the walls of Syria's Sednaya Prison are reminiscent of the concentration camps. The world must not look away.
Are our politicians genuinely interested in fostering unity?
Imagine a realm where compassion is rare, Where kindness is silenced, and cruelty lays bare.
The Bible was manipulated to effect the ongoing oppression of the black man through the slave trade.
The crisis of democracy is a global challenge demanding immediate attention.
Will we be remembered as passive observers, complicit in the silence that enables injustice?
Divisive statements by the opposition leader Peter Dutton have referred by a coalition of Jewish and Muslim advocates to the Australian Human Rights Commission.
Choose your friends wisely and your statements prudently. They may become the reason you are remembered.
The term "genocide" must not become a political weapon, but remain a statement of truth in the face of selective governmental narratives.
Ruby Bridges remains a pivotal point in history, demonstrating the importance of standing up against racism and all forms of division.
I sense the truth profound - We are the many, we are the one.
Climate change is now. There is no more time for empty pledges.
Engaging in constructive dialogue, promoting inclusivity, and supporting policies that dismantle systemic racism is vital in countering the divisive rhetoric that may emerge from influential voices.