ፍትህ ለሁሉም / Justice for All
Modernism and Postmodernism are two cultural stages with their own worldviews. In this episode we talk about the emergence and differences between these ages and look at the contrast between postmodern philosophy and the Modern philosophy of the Enlightenment that preceded it. This episode is an exploration of the two worldviews whose conflict is so …
Learn about high-profile cases of scientific fraud, its prevalence, and its impact on academia. Discover situational pressures and solutions while exploring the quest for research integrity. It includes coverage of Diederik Stapel in the Netherlands, Woo Suk Hwang in Korea, and Marc Tessier-Lavigne, the president of Stanford University who stepped down in 2023. A must-watch …
A brief and excellent exposition of totalitarianism using its two advocates, though at varying degree. Watch the Video
Chase Freeman, a retired US ambassador, characterizing Israel’s action in Gaza as genocide and crime against humanity. Watch the Video
South Africa making its case on the International Court against Israel. It is surprising that Israel as the country of Jews whose parents and grandparents experienced the holocaust (6 million killed) is committing genocide against the Palestinians while South Africa which is newly liberated from apartheid system, is standing for victims of genocide. Watch the …
An Arab-Jew individual argues against Israel government’s stand or position that an Arab cannot be a Jew or a Jew cannot be an Arab. The government’s position is against natural laws of societal evolution and hence a source of the Israel-Palestine conflict. From the Video “Avi Shlaim is one of the great living historians: Professor …
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Conditions in Eritrean Prisons. Watch the Video
This podcast is about progress made in slavery, especially the conversation focussed on the seemingly progressing improvements and perceptions about improvements on the ground. The fact is while there is a general progress with the time, individuals’ perception is a function of observations they experience. These experiences are pointers to what racism looks like. Watch …