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Mia McMorris | We are still waiting Lloyd's of London | In Focus - Vimarsana News

Mia McMorris | We are still waiting Lloyd's of London | In Focus

In November 2023, Lloyd’s of London issued a follow-up to their 2020 apology for their role in the slavery system, committing to inclusion and diversity practices within their company, outreach, and support to disadvantaged communities and...

Reclaiming Baliceaux, resurrecting history in the 'Valley of Dry Bones' - Vimarsana News

Reclaiming Baliceaux, resurrecting history in the 'Valley of Dry Bones'

Baliceaux is a valley of dry bones. In the language of the great Bunny Wailer, they are dry bones crying in the wilderness. Because for more than 200 years the bodies of Garifuna men, women, and children have lain there, fallen heroes in a 300-year war waged by indigenous Vincentians to defend their ancestral rights against the genocidal onslaught of European aggression. Today, however, those bones shall cry no more....

The British Museum is the best home for the Elgin Marbles - Vimarsana News

The British Museum is the best home for the Elgin Marbles

Lord Elgin didn't steal the Marbles from the Greeks - he saved them. These precious monuments belong in the British Museum

Bidenomics to the Rescue - Daily Reckoning Australia - Vimarsana News

Bidenomics to the Rescue - Daily Reckoning Australia

We marvel…we wonder…what is wrong with these people? We refer to the staff at Newsweek…who came out with this insipid headline story, ‘Biden Saved the Economy and Launched a New Age of Prosperity. Why Isn't He Getting Any Credit?’:

The backlash: how slavery research came under fire - Vimarsana News

The backlash: how slavery research came under fire

More and more institutions are commissioning investigations into their historical links to slavery – but the fallout at one Cambridge college suggests these projects are meeting growing resistance