Posts filed under ‘Human Rights’
The Art of Discovery
Why the tyranny of the majority is able to “discover” land
Continue Reading February 22, 2011 at 5:43 am Leave a comment
King Day of Service events planned in region
The Martin Luther King Day of Service first began in Philadelphia as a day to celebrate the life of a man who served to bring freedom and justice to the nation. Martin Luther King Jr., who would have turned 81 today, will be honored Monday throughout the country as hundred of thousands of Americans will participate in volunteer projects.
Continue Reading January 15, 2010 at 12:14 pm Leave a comment
Obama Evaluates Africa’s Dire Situation
Highlights from President Obama’s speech in Ghana; issues pertaining to Africa’s survival and promise, are discussed.
World Refugee Day: Who Will Help the Pakistani Refugees Defeat the Taliban?
“We must look beyond the simple numbers and look instead at the individual,” Angelina Jolie pleeded to the U.S. during an opening ceremony for World Refugee Day.
Were Hazleton, Pa.’s Motives: Justified or Panic?
“A social problem doesn’t become one until it’s declared one.” Whether or not society made the right decision to target immigrants, they are now a major social problem.
Joseph Kony May Have Reached the End of the Road
“The introduction of this bill demonstrates the growing consensus on the need for greater U.S. leadership to disarm top LRA leaders and permanently end this violence,” said U.S. Representative Jim McGovern (D-MA).
