Planting the ‘impoortation’ seed in Jamaica
2012-11-08
Taxation is like death! Out of the dark, the Grim Reaper strikes, its sickle cut a path through the swathe of depressed people as they howlContinue Reading
No rampin! Dancehall, a product of reggae
2012-11-06
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Dancehall music is offensive to everyone. It is misogynistic, it is anti-informer, it is anti good, it is anti faggots, and anti dancehall..Continue Reading
Out of many, one H-sexual country?
2012-11-05
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Professor Carolyn Cooper argues that our motto “marginalises the nation’s black majority by asserting that the idealised…”.Continue Reading
Vaz/Crawford ‘funds’ debate amounts to Education versus food
2012-09-16
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PNP Damion Crawford says education – JLP Daryl Vaz says. If traditional politics hasn’t worked, allow something new — by critical thinkersContinue Reading
The crucible of culture in Jamaica
2012-09-11
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Our flag is flying high despite the negative aggression of some aspects of our culture. What is Jamaica’s culture? Is it the language, food, entertainment danceContinue Reading
Let’s close ranks to protect borders
2012-07-18
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On this bumpy road of confusion and sometimes conflict, we [Jamaica] have remarkably shown how much we can achieve. Continue Reading
LETTER: To do or not to do ‘a ting’ in Jamaica
2012-06-17
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Celebrate Cowman and our many sisters and brothers who strive to build the better Jamaica that we all long to see – whatever dem may sey ’bout doing a ting.Continue Reading
VIEW: Warning of Dangers to Human Virtue for Jamaicans?
2012-06-17
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AFTER ALL: TRUE WORKABLE POLITICS BEGINS WITH THE NATION’S PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND THEMSELVES, WHERE THEY WANT TO NEED TO BE.. AND THE TOOLS TO CARVING THAT PATH!Continue Reading
JOT: Jamaican Artists who rob a friend loose artful succes
2012-06-17
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In: Raw and Direct
Jamaican Artists who rob a friend loose artful successContinue Reading
LETTER: More about Jamaica’s culture than skin
2012-06-06
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There were, in the past, other cultural ambassadors who took the name of Jamaica abroad, including Bob Marley and Marcus Garvey.Continue Reading
