Democracy: An unachievable work in progress
Ignorance, incompetence and corruption plague our so-called "democracies" — no matter who one votes for, one gets a neoliberal-oriented government with variations on a theme.
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Ignorance, incompetence and corruption plague our so-called "democracies" — no matter who one votes for, one gets a neoliberal-oriented government with variations on a theme.
Benjamin Franklin once mused that one of life’s only certainties was death. Across the Atlantic from him, on the British Isles, is a rich tapestry of
The Scott Trust, the foundation that owns the British newspaper, will allocate £10 million to a restorative justice program for descendant communities
The Guardian today apologised for its founders' links to the slave trade and announced it would be paying £10million in reparations as part of a 'decade-long programme of restorative justice'.
The Guardian newspaper was founded as the Manchester Guardian in 1821 by cotton merchant John Edward Taylor (pictured) (1791-1844) after seeing the Peterloo Massacre in 1819.