Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
Rebecca Tamás begins her book “Strangers” by recalling the 17th century Levellers and their proto-communist calls for radical democracy and common ownership of land. Sean Sheehan She is drawn to their prescient awareness of the need to connect political awareness with ecological concerns, the human and the nonhuman. […]
I never felt that I fitted in, that I belonged. Instead there was always the feeling that I am an interloper, an outsider. Steve Latham I occupy my present position in society, merely by accident. If they (whoever ‘they’ are) ever found out, they would throw me out. […]
We are being sold the idea that our cities are sustainable and resilient. But to achieve environmental sustainability and mitigate climate change, we need cities to prioritise their natural surroundings and protect their biological and ecological diversity. John Elvis Vera S.* It is important that cities minimise the […]
The little book jumps into my hands in a mysterious way early in the morning: It is the Jose Marti’s campaign dairy on the way from Cap-Haïtien to Dos Ríos, published in 1978 by the Social Sciences publishing house, La Habana, Cuba. Armando Orozco Tovar There is a […]
The depth of James Joyce’s writing provides source material for academics and culture vultures everywhere but while the number of books about Joyce are of oceanic proportions those worth staying on a bookshelf are disproportionately small by comparison. Sean Sheehan Andrew Gibson’s “Joyce’s revenge” and “The strong spirit” […]
.jpg)
