I'm back! Almost three months of blog hibernation and I'm ready for fresh new content. I just completed major exams in my high school journey that took my time away. Now, that I'm working on essays for the blog, I realise how much I appreciate researching, reflecting and writing on topics that stimulate my interest …
As mentioned in an earlier post entitled: “What can we learn from Emile Durkheim’s study of suicide in 2020?”, the level of suicide in 2020 has exploded. The attention brought by the post was Emile Durkheim’s analysis of suicide in terms of its social factors at the end of the 19th century and how it …
References of racial division in media articles have only increased exponentially in recent years. "White supremacy", "Unconscious bias" and "police brutality" are now part of our vocabulary. Popular belief says it is because of the rhetoric of former President Trump that America is in this racial mess. Or others argue that "institutional racism" affects Blacks …
As promised in my previous post, I have written about successes of the Trump administration. In full account and details, 3 that I appreciated the most and 1 that I disliked. There are certainly more impacts of Trump's four years that can potentially be discussed. For now, I will stick to four main points: economy, …
Continue reading 4 Years to Remember – Achievements of a Contentious President
With the inauguration of Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. as new president of the free world, it is a new chapter in American and world politics. Donald Trump is gone from elected office, but Trumpism will remain. Trump will be “living rent-free inside the heads” of all his haters and history. To clear the air on …
As the year 2020 comes to an end, The Mockingbird celebrates its 2 months anniversary today December 31. It has been an awesome experiment for me. I hope that you learnt something new through my blog, but I definitely learnt many things while researching and developing the website. A great test on my research skills …
In a publication called: “Global debt Monitor: Attack of the Debt Tsunami” on November 18, the Institute of International Finance reported that the global debt would reach an all-time high of $277 trillion. That is with 12 zeros, over $15 trillion more since the end of 2019 and 365% of the World’s Gross domestic product …
In the age of Covid and lockdowns across the world, suicide has become yet again an issue facing so many. In the last few weeks or even months, you may have heard about the rising rate of suicide across the world related to the pandemic. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, the Center for Disease …
Continue reading What can we learn from Émile Durkheim’s study of suicide in 2020?
This is just one fight in the battle. Every single institution is going against Trump more than ever before: the swamp, big Tech, the media, Wall Street, the Democrats, neocons and even dead voting people! But Trump isn't going anywhere. He will fight till the end and the movement he built is alive and kicking. …
Amy Coney Barrett, the newest Supreme Court justice of the United States, has an impressive judicial career and no one can argue the contrary. I looked deeper into her resume and in all of her practice of law and one thing stood out for me. Appointed by President Donald Trump the 26th of September 2020 …
Continue reading Amy Coney Barrett, a role model for justice
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