Panel Discussion on “The Impact of US Elections on African Americans”

Department of Africology and African American Studies Panel Discussion on “The Impact of US Elections on African Americans”   Moderator: Rev. Renaldo McKenzie, PhD Student, Author of Neoliberalism. Chairman: Dr. Ama Mazama   Date: 11.05.2024 Format and Flow Opening Remarks: What has been the impact of US Elections on African Americans? The question is important and suggest a problem that […]

NABJ Announces Panel for Conversation With Vice President Kamala Harris in Philadelphia

As a proud member of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), I’m excited to announce that I will be attending and participating in a pivotal conversation with Vice President Kamala Harris, set to take place on Tuesday, September 17, 2024, at WHYY Studios in Downtown Philadelphia. This event, hosted by NABJ, will bring together Black journalists, students, and media […]

Navigating Men’s Mental Health in Today’s World: The Challenges and the Road Ahead

Abstract Mental Health issues have become a significant concern in modern society, affecting individuals across gender, age, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Men, in particular, face unique challenges when it comes to understanding, discussing, and seeking treatment for mental health concerns. Historically, societal expectations of masculinity, coupled with the stigmatization of vulnerability, have contributed to under-reporting and undertreatment of mental health problems […]

Key Takeaways from the Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump ABC Presidential Debate

The highly anticipated presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump was, by any measure, a dramatic success. The ABC-hosted event showcased not only the stark political and ideological differences between the two candidates but also their contrasting debate strategies. This face-off, which focused on crucial issues like criminal justice, immigration, and the nature of political […]

A Mother’s Desperate Plea: The Georgia High School Shooting and Systemic Failures

In the wake of the devastating Georgia High School shooting, the nation is left reeling from the tragedy that claimed the lives of four individuals. The suspect, a 14-year-old boy, now faces murder charges. However, what makes this heartbreaking event even more disturbing is the apparent forewarning—a desperate call from the boy’s mother to the school counselor, raising an “extreme […]

Editorial: Why the Police Must Stay Out of Politics

The role of the police in society is built on a foundation of impartiality, integrity, and a commitment to serve and protect all citizens, free from political bias. However, recent developments have raised serious concerns about the intersection of law enforcement and political endorsements—most notably, the police unions’ support of Donald Trump, a convict facing multiple legal challenges, and someone […]

Editorial: Border Security and Immigration Policy – Rethinking the Approach

As the upcoming presidential elections approach, the issue of illegal immigration and border security remains a hotly debated topic. The conversation around effective border security, however, has too often centered on a familiar and flawed approach—simply increasing the number of border agents. While this might seem like a straightforward solution, it fails to address the underlying problems that contribute to […]

Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered, Unfair Competition and the Death of Nations

In my upcoming book, Neoliberalism Book 2: Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered, Unfair Competition and the Death of Nations, I explore the complexities of global resource economies and how they shape the fortunes of smaller nations, particularly those in the Caribbean. One striking example is Guyana, a country that found oil a few years ago. This discovery ignited hope throughout the region […]