Breaking News: The Crisis Deepens in Haiti

Prison break, 80 % of Prisoners have escaped Police are protesting against the Police Chief accusing him of: Associating with gangs that caused the prison break. Dr. Ariel Henri the Installed PM of Haiti is currently in exile in Nairobi Kenya after meeting with officials to sign a treaty that greenlights a peacekeeping force. Question: With all the infightings and […]

BREAKING NEWS: Supreme Court Overturns Colorado Decision Barring Trump from Ballot

The United States Supreme Court has made a groundbreaking decision, overturning Colorado’s lower court’s ruling that barred former President Donald Trump from appearing on the ballot in Colorado. However, this decision diverges from a strict interpretation of the law, as it hinges on subjective interpretations rather than adhering strictly to legal precedent. The justices opted for an approach that emphasizes […]

Honoring Visionaries of the Year: Sheldon McKenzie’s Fight Against Leukemia

In a world filled with challenges, it takes visionaries to step up and make a difference. Meet Sheldon McKenzie, a shining example of dedication and compassion, nominated as a candidate for the 2024 NYC Visionaries of the Year. Sheldon’s journey is not just about personal achievement but about honoring the memory of his beloved grandmother and contributing to a cause […]

When did Financial Institutions such as “Wells Fargo” become Human and Social Services Workers or Agencies?

In light of the Wendy Williams docu-series, one must ask a serious question about the professionalism of banks making CYS recommendations involving human and social welfare to the courts about care and guardianship of individuals when such recommendations need specialists trained and licensed to make that recommendation and decision. IT SHOULD BE HUMAN AND SOCIAL WELFARE WORKERS MAKING SUCH RECOMMENDATIONS […]

NATO’s Eastward Expansion: Implications and Challenges

“Sweden To Join NATO After Approval From Hungary” In a significant development, Sweden’s long-stalled accession process to NATO finally received a green light as Hungary’s parliament approved the motion on Monday, overcoming objections from Turkey and Hungary (Buchholz, Statista, Feb 27, 2024). Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, after previously expressing concerns over Swedish criticism of his government’s policies, allowed the […]

The NeoLiberal Corporation, is that good optics?

Martin Oppenheimer asked me why I was going with The Neoliberal Corporation as a company name. “Is that good optics? I thought you were against #neoliberalcorporations?” This provided an opportunity to discuss the idea behind the name; The NeoLiberal Corporation is bold. It provides a new idea of freedoms free of privileges and strategies that continue class and categories in […]

DLS 2, 2024 REFLECTION PAPER: Comparing Between Eastern and Western Perspectives of Justice: Zhuangzi V Rawls

Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies DLS 2, 2024 REFLECTION PAPER   Comparing Between Eastern and Western Perspectives of Justice: Zhuangzi V. Rawls By: Rev. Renaldo C. McKenzie, DLS Candidate Date: January 31, 2024     Abstract/Introduction   In studying cross-cultural thinking, two persons to compare are John Rawls and Zhuangzi, representing Western and Eastern understanding of knowledge, particularly justice. […]

NEOLIBERAL GLOBALIZATION RECONSIDERED, Neo-Capitalism and the Death of Nations

A Brief Look Inside: Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered: Neo-Capitalism and the Death of Nations A “Novel” Text By: Renaldo McKenzie Foreword and some contributions by: Martin Oppenheimer Published by: THE NEOLIBERAL CORPORATION Book 2 of the “Neoliberalism” Book Series   I dedicate this book… … to my Dad, Rev. Lurkenum L. McKenzie, who was given at first a basic education up […]

A Shaky Fabric: Challenges Facing the Black Family in Modern America

In the intricate tapestry of the American experience, the Black family stands at a crossroads, grappling with a lack of internal cohesion that hinders its competitiveness in a neoliberal capitalist society. This introspective exploration delves into the challenges faced by the Black community, where a collective belief in each other is often overshadowed by internal strife and the pursuit of […]

Untangling the Threads of Leadership: Gender Bias in the Fallout of Campus Protests

In recent weeks, the academic world has witnessed a series of leadership shakeups following campus protests at prestigious institutions like the University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Harvard University. The aftermath has raised pertinent questions about gender bias in expectations for leadership and the intricate narratives surrounding the resignations of prominent female figures. In this article, we explore […]