Guyanese OnlineLittle Love Song – Lyrics & Music by Chris Prashad of Guyana
Chris Prashad – Published on Dec 14, 2017
So you fell in love, got married and assumed that everything will be alright. You tried your best to improve your situation, all with very good intentions, but nothing seem to materialize the way you expect it to. Two souls deeply in love, or so it seemed, started life together with nothing. Continue reading
MODERN DAY SLAVERY IN AMERICA
How America’s prison factory works
BY ALBERT BALDEO
Invictus
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Russell Simmons, R. Kelly, and Why Black Women Can’t Say #MeToo
Shanita Hubbard | The New York Times
There’s an intersection in almost every hood that teaches young girls lessons about power, racism and sexism. In the projects, where I grew up, I had to pass it almost every day to get home from school.
This intersection is where some of the guys from the neighborhood would stand around, play music, trash-talk about which artist should hold the title of greatest rapper, and then, suddenly, turn into dangerous predators when young girls walked by. Continue reading
The Humanized God – By Rosaliene Bacchus
Artist’s rendition of the construction of Gobekli Tepe (c. 12,500 to 10,000 B.C.E)
By Fernando G. Baptista/National Geographic Creative
Photo Credit: National Geographic Magazine
The second of my three-part series covers “Part Two: The Humanized God” of Reza Aslan’s book, God: A Human History. The author traces the development of organized religion with its pantheon of humanized gods from its birthplace in the Ancient Near East to Egypt, Greece, and Iran.
For almost two and a half million years, we were hunters-gatherers. Then, some 12,000 to 10,000 years ago, we settled down, built villages, and began growing our own food and rearing animals. The discovery of the temple at Gobekli Tepe (Potbellied Hill) in eastern Turkey, widely recognized as the earliest religious temple, suggests that the birth of organized religion may have precipitated this dramatic shift. Based on archeological records, we know that the first domesticated animals appeared in…
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