Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
When a non-fiction books holds your attention on every page you know you’re reading something special. “Afropean: notes from Black Europe”, by Johny Pitts is this kind of book. Review: Sean Sheehan Photos: Johny Pitts Johny Pitts, son of an African American father and a white English mother, […]
In the neighbourhoods of La Marina, Simpson and Pueblo Nuevo in the 1920s, rumba and Guaguancó reigned in the dance halls and popular festivities. Wilfredo Alayón At that time, in the town of Matanzas 62 miles east of Havana, a birthplace of important musicians, musical septets were born […]
Do people really love themselves? Some writers think that people do not love themselves, saying that true self-love, in the sense of self-acceptance, is learned, often very painfully so. I agree. Nigel Pocock Part of the difficulty is that people confuse self-esteem and self-love. I concur, with Scott […]
Parkfield Community School in Birmingham has been the scene of angry protests by, largely Muslim, parents against a new educational programme introduced by Headteacher Andrew Moffat. Steve Latham “No Outsiders”, a curriculum designed by Moffat, is intended to teach tolerance of all lifestyles, and is in line with […]
Emily is the name of an artificial consciousness of unrivalled sophistication that has been developed to help humans solve various problems. In the novel’s first chapter we see it/her – Emily appears in the form of a human female aged around thirty – working successfully as a psychoanalyst. Sean […]
