by roz | Dec 19, 2017 | Government & Politics
America’s net neutrality ended with the casting vote of Ajit Pai. Trump appointed Pai as the Chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Pai, a former lobbyist for Verizon, says his decision opens up the competition. That is untrue. It is a victory...
by roz | Dec 11, 2017 | culture, monarchy
I am excited about the impending marriage of Meghan and Harry. I find joy in others happiness. But it does not stop me from being a Republican. The royal family founded on birth entitlement, classism and elitism are past their sell-by date. Left to William and Kate, I...
by roz | Dec 4, 2017 | Food and Nutrition
It’s unfortunate but true, we have come to rely on the pseudo-scientific instructions of marketeers for our dietary needs. Out of the window has gone our precious food culture and knowledge on how to cook and eat. And in are unhealthy foods marketed as healthy food....
by roz | Dec 2, 2017 | Government & Politics
Zimbabwe has sworn in its new leader Emmerson Mnangagwa. The 75-year-old says he is ushering in a ‘new and unfolding democracy’. However, it has only been one week, and Mnangagwa has given key cabinet jobs to military figures. It is more kakistocracy,...
by roz | Nov 21, 2017 | culture
Patriarchy has conditioned generations of women to accept acts, images, and banter that were sexual assault. Now women are challenging it. And #MeToo is emboldening women to come forward to talk about their experiences. But some women do not accept that sexual...