It confronts deep ethical questions about artistic representation, cultural ownership, and the moral responsibilities of creators. At its core is a question central to aesthetics and postcolonial ethics: <em data-start=”2382″ data-end=”2435″>Can art divorced…Read More

However, “being poor is expensive” underscores that such narratives ignore the systemic conditions in which individuals operate.

Youth choices — whether to carry a knife, join a gang, or drop ou…Read More

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Absolutely! Communities that have strong organizing traditions, benefit from focused economic development that become tool for trust-building, capacity development and bridging inequality gap.

With intentional equity planning, tailored investment, and peer-to-peer learning between communities, community wealth-building can…Read More

The AATC in Barbados is a powerful step toward reversing centuries of exploitative trade patterns by creating a South-South economic corridor. It repositions African and Caribbean nations as proactive architects of global trade, rather than reactive participants in a Western-dominated system. This is economic diplomacy…Read More