Gaming: what is the plan?

On March 1, 2019, finance minister Curtis Dickinson provided the House of Assembly with a statement “Update on the Work of the...

Police reform can harm black Americans

In July 2017, just days after the 50th anniversary of an uprising against police harassment by the city’s aggrieved...

Responding to the needs of all of our students

Education is not only the foundation for success in people’s lives, but it is also something that enhances lives.

Every...

Congresswomen’s ban not the first

Last week, with encouragement from President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that...

Alive during Jim Crow? Then walk the walk

On Sunday, <i>The New York Times Magazine</i> published a series of essays constituting what it calls “The 1619...

The insidious role of female white nationalists

Two years ago when a group of tiki torch-wielding racists held their deadly rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, they shared...

Off the fence: why I took a knee

Five days ago in Lima, Peru, I stood at the top of an awards podium with my team-mates and received a gold medal for fencing...

Would US reparations for slavery be constitutional?

Reparations to African-Americans for slavery, and the systemic oppression that followed, is now the stuff of congressional...

The benefits of experiential learning

In my motion to adjourn speech on July 19, I stated that I intend to be the longest-serving education minister in Bermuda.

Epstein did not deserve to keep his ‘allegedlys’

The most powerful moment in Larry Nassar’s 2017 court proceedings came in the form of his victims’ blistering confrontation of...