by roz | Aug 22, 2023 | article, Consumer Affairs, culture, Finance, Human Rights, Opinion Piece, Society & Culture
NatWest Bank, an institution partly backed by public funds, recently nudged us closer to a cashless society. As an avid user of mobile payments, I initially embraced the idea of a cashless world. Yet, it wasn’t a budgetary misstep caused by phone-based...
by roz | Aug 4, 2023 | article, black women, civil liberties, culture, Human Rights, mental health, Race Issues, Society & Culture, Women's Health
Introduction Recently, there have been alarming incidents of racially motivated violence in words and deeds. Individuals from marginalised communities, particularly Black women, have been subject to unjustified aggression and trauma. The case of a Black...
by roz | Sep 21, 2016 | civil liberties, Human Rights
An out of control policeman wrecked the car of a young black man who sat in the vehicle and recorded the damage. Too often this type of attitude (if not the behaviour) is displayed toward black men, women and children, for the crime of breathing whilst black....
by roz | Jun 16, 2016 | culture, Human Rights
The murder of 49 and injury to 53 members of the LGBTI community was simply the politics of hate. I feared that such an attack would take place. We live in a time where leaders and the establishment media peddle intolerance and hate, exploiting people’s fears....
by roz | Sep 24, 2015 | article, civil liberties, Government & Politics, Human Rights
Consecutive right-wing British Governments have promoted a privatisation agenda. It is argued that public ownership is incapable of operating a cheap, cost effective, efficient, economical, customer service. Whilst privatisation, meets all that criteria with two...
by roz | Jun 29, 2015 | article, Government & Politics, Human Rights
A white gunman opened fire in a black church in Charleston after sitting in the congregation for an hour. He killed nine black people. This was not a hate crime. Nor was it the actions of a mentally ill man. To date, neither mental health experts or the killer’s...