Resting in Power: Oluwatoyin Salau and Robert L. Fuller – victims of the new American police state

George Orwell in his best-known title “1984”, describes a police state in turmoil, a populous constantly under surveillance and constantly under pressure from the totalitarian rule of the upper classes. The images of poverty and dystopian disfunctionalism that, upon a viewing today, are startlingly similar to the images we see broadcast out of America on …

Our 2020 Revolution: The big brands that promote inequality

Limitations to free-speech, the introduction of the national guard against peaceful protestors and the protection of problematic police officers… The American riots epitomise the failure of a self-proclaimed first world state and its attempt to uphold civility and humanity for its people. A number of articles and journals have already been published in the shadow …

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