The Ontology of the African II: The Youth
The derisory ontology of the African has not gone unchallenged. At the forefront, intellectuals, civil society leaders, freedom fighters, artists, activists, missionaries and politicians of […]
Social Relations
Michal Lyons, Academic Extraordinaire (b. Nov 1950 Israel; d. Mar 2013 London, England)
Michal Lyons was a professor of urban studies at London South Bank University (LSBU). Trained as an architect, her major specialisation was urban studies in […]
Rancour: An Ode to A Lost Oppressor
When I nurse the hurts inflicted on me by friends and brothers within the spectre of brotherhood on so many occasions, it becomes a hard […]
Spiritual Infections, Physical Cures: Catching Gonnorrhea In A Dream
I am increasingly taking the message of James Randi quite seriously, well beyond and above average, because of the decadent state of belief and irrationality […]
Good for the People, Good for Everybody
Lawrence Cook in The Spy Who Sat On The Doorstep (Courtesy IMDB) I remember from the mid to late 70s, Sacro Ogban, a cool, sociable, […]