As a preface to this piece, allow me to quote and rekindle the wisdom of John G. Roberts, Jr., who made rather interesting remarks at his confirmation hearing for the Chief Justice of the United States: “Judges and justices are servants of the law, not the other way around. Judges[Read More…]
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Alagi Yorro Jallow: Challenges Of A Black African In America
Being black in America already has lots stacked against all black folks, particularly dark-skinned African extraction from Africa migrate to America. You are presumed guilty of many things. “Black in America” is like a fortress that is all at once forbidding and inviting. As an African arriving in America, I[Read More…]
Madi Jobarteh: US Police Brutality Has Arrived On Gambian Shores! Time To Act
We are deeply saddened at the news of the shooting to death of a Gambian youth Momodou Lamin Sisay today by the US Police even as we continue to grieve the senseless, deliberate and racist murder of George Floyd by the same US Police. As usual the US Police has[Read More…]

