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Bridging the class divide

Mjiba Frehiwot

Mjiba Frehiwot

About Mjiba Frehiwot

Mjiba Frehiwot, MSW, PhD is a Research Fellow at the University of Ghana, Legon in the Institute of African Studies in the History and Politics Section. She is a long-time Pan-Africanist and activists who has organized for over 23 years to eradicate oppression and exploitation of the masses of people in general and African people in particular. Check out her blog: https://panafricandevelopment.wordpress.com/

Human Rights Violations: The Wrong Narrative

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Every human has the right to exist and to exercise their ability to live a productive and positive life (as outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights). Unfortunately, many people in the “developing” and “developed” world suffer from human rights violations (HRV) on a daily basis. Human rights activists, scholars and advocates often address […]

Voting Today Means Democracy Tomorrow

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I don’t think so! Democracy is often measured by free and fair elections. Free and fair generally means that individuals vote one time every two or four years for the candidate of their choice. After standing in long lines and casting a vote for the “best” candidate or candidates most people who live in America […]