Towards Developing A Caribbean Thought Journal - The NeoLiberal Corporation

“Black And Brown Peoples” Should Not be rich.” The Other People Should Be!

It’s ok for the dispensaries to sell weed, because they call it Medical Marjuana which is legal. Taking advantage of the law that allows them to do so as they work in concert with politicians to kill the competition or Black and Brown people’s economic activity which is called street weed that they have criminalized and “illegitimatize”. Thereby, affecting the lives of those who can’t obtain ownership of dispensaries without having to meet criteria that the politicians in back rooms with lobbyists and capitalists, bankers and the special interests have made impossible or difficult for those “hippies”, Black and Brown people who don’t have certain ties that dispensary owners have. Such as certain connections, race and entitlements.

What a conspiracy…

Jul 15Aug 01

Caribbean Thought: How did Moise become President? Haiti and American Dictatorship

Black people are among the poorest and most impoverished peoples of the world today. Why is that so? And there is no example of any country today that’s govern by black, brown or (Latin) African people where there is no instability or underdevelopment.

Jul 12Apr 25

Is The Bible the only Record of Man’s “Personal” Encounter with God?

Is The Bible the only Record of Man’s “Personal” Encounter with God? However, we have universalized that encounter on other experiences and encounters of man with God for the ages. A Lecture Presentation: caribbean-thought-journal-the-bible-audio_06_22_2021_11_12_07.mp3 By: Rev. Renaldo C. McKenzie, Presenter/Lecturer The Bible is considered the Word of God, in that it was written by Men who claimed to be “inspired” […]

Jun 22Apr 25

Towards Developing A Caribbean Thought Journal

Journal of the Week: Conceptualizing the Course Caribbean Thought

I asked the students in my Caribbean Thought Summer Semester at the Jamaica Theological Seminary to write a 1-2 page journal about a thought and to trace the origin of that thought and to explore its credibility as we delve into Caribbean Thought. What we are hoping to do this summer is to develop and produce a monthly or quarterly journal of Caribbean thoughts and this course is geared towards producing a rich constant staple of Caribbean perspectives that is critical and academic.

Jun 18Nov 09

Punished For Being A Gentleman

By, Carla Campbell, Student at Jamaica Theological Seminary I told my students in my summer Caribbean Thought class that I wanted them to write a letter to a major newspaper and if published I’d give them extra credit, in an effort to inculcate Caribbean thinking and expression. One of my students immediately took it upon herself and wrote an academic […]

Jun 16Apr 13

Page 160 Of Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty And Resistance”)

By: Renaldo McKenzie | Author | The NeoLiberal … However, for many unlike #Fanon, it is not any ideology based in #Marxism or #capitalism that will suffice either; those systems have failed them (#Jamaicans and the #Caribbean and their diaspora) or left them in a state of #schizophrenia. Instead, Jamaicans such as #BobMarley have resorted to a solution based in […]

May 14Apr 25