Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, July 2, 2022
St. Augustine’s “City of God” was occasioned by the fall of Rome. In his mind, however, this expanded into a rumination about the history of civilisation. Steve Latham The city is always fallen, always falling. The city is always changing, but that surely does not necessarily entail a […]
Capitalism has ‘assigned’ the role of cheap labour to Latino migrants, justifying it ideologically by the application of racist stereotypes. Claudio Chipana Without breaking racist ideological stereotypes it is not possible to move forward towards a truly integrated and inclusive society, especially for ethnic and national minorities, something […]
The ideas and revolutionary practices of Marx also served as a guide for the continuation of other revolutions over the course of the 20th century. Claudio Chipana* Karl Marx, along with his loyal comrade and co-author of several key works on socialism as a social science, Frederick Engels, […]
Slavoj Zizek has written that a frustrating aspect of the pandemic is that it continues without end, with no conclusion. It is an ongoing emergency, which proceeds non-teleologically in different stages. Steve Latham As we are learning, with the virus a permanent presence in our world, the implications […]
Memories of the national strike, 2021. The son of a poor family, 26-year-old Brahian joined two lists of victims of violence during the National Strike in Colombia: the list of those who have disappeared (now almost 500) and the list of those who have been killed, which is close to […]
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