Shocking Revelation: Cannabis Use Lowers Young People I.Q. By Donovan Reynolds While growing up in Jamaica in 1974 at the age of 11 years as a child I ran away to escape the horrors of domestic violence from a physically abusive […]
Towards a More Authentic and Coherent Understanding of Atheism and Organised Secular Humanism: By Donovan Reynolds. Professor Richard Dawkins turned spirituality upside down when he wrote the book “The God Delusionâ€. Before […]
“Prejudice Somewhere is Prejudice Everywhere”: Examining Homophobia in Jamaica Internationally acclaimed Jamaican singer, Diana King has taken an unprecedented step within the local music industry as she dropped a bombshell on […]
Chapter5 Global Criminal Link This chapter seeks to build on the understanding of how the Jamaican Gangs have extended their network and influences to the United Kingdom the United States and Canada. After the infamous 1980 […]
Whether you live in Kingston or Khartoum London or Lima the sentencing to death of Sharif Intisar Aabdalla a Young Female Muslim in North Sudan is a stark reminder why human rights is borderless vocation. She was sentenced to […]
Chapter 3 Exploring subtle resistance, oppression class prejudice intertwined in the fabric of the Jamaican experience . This section of the discourse seeks to highlight the extent to which our cultural liberation began during […]
A Tribute to Donna Summer / Kingston “Soul Boys” and Exploring the High Risk Lifestyles of Those Who Party Hard. Donna Summer, "the Queen of Disco Music," died on Thursday after a prolonged battle with cancer she tried to keep […]
Clarion Call for a Root and Branch Reform of the Jamaica Labour Party This article seeks to supports in principle a clarion call for a much needed review of the Jamaica Labour Party. Among other suggestions it sets out a […]
This article seeks to make a contribution to the on-going topic of debate concerning the appointment of a new candidate to be selected by the World Bank directors for the role of president of the World Bank. It comes amid a call […]
Revisiting the Concept of National Security in a Jamaican Context: by Donovan Reynolds Human Rights Activist and Independent Writer In 2005, Jamaica had 1,674 murders for a murder rate of 58 per 100,000 people. That year, Jamaica […]
Mind The Gap-A cross cultural take on age disparity relationships by Donovan Reynolds Chapter1 Mind the Gap Whenever we first hear the phrase “Mind the Gap “-in your thoughts it conjures images of the London Underground rail […]
Chapter 4 Gangs of Jamaica This chapter seek to examine how a culture of gang violence has tarnished the reputation of our beloved country. It has its roots forged in an unholy alliance when the two main political parties in […]
