social justice
Britain’s First Catholic Prime Minister Embraces a Faith Rooted in Social Justice, Not Culture Wars
Andy Burnham made a telling choice for his first act as prime minister. Hours before crossing the threshold of 10 Downing Street on...
Reports of Woke Culture’s Demise May Be Premature, Experts Warn
The pendulum appears to be swinging back. Universities are dismantling diversity offices, corporations are quietly shelving antiracism training programs, and the cultural codes...
ICJ Ruling on Right to Strike Sparks Celebration Across Africa
Trade unions across Africa have welcomed the landmark ruling of the International Court of Justice ICJ affirming that the right to strike is...
Edwin Madunagu at 80 Celebrating a Lifetime of Revolutionary Struggle
May 15 2026 marked the 80th birthday of Comrade Edwin Ikechukwu Madunagu one of Nigeria’s most respected revolutionary intellectuals activists and Marxist thinkers...
Jesse Jackson, US Civil Rights Leader, s at Age Eighty Four
The United States is mourning the death of veteran civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, who passed away at the age of eighty four...
