Proud to be an Executive Producer on “City of Dreams.” It’ll make you uncomfortable, but sometimes the TRUTH hurts: over 12 million children are living in slavery – including right here in America. This isn’t a partisan issue (or at least it shouldn’t be). Premiere tomorrow in Miami, launching nationwide on Labor Day. Can’t sweep this issue under the rug anymore.
Posted in Child Abuse, Slavery, Vivek Ramaswamy
Stephen Hicks is a Canadian-American philosopher who teaches at Rockford University, where he also directs the Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship. It takes a lot of effort to provide added educational value by selecting the videos for this channel, philosophyinsights.
Posted in Cultural Marxism, Democrats/Progressives, Radicals, Slavery
A unique insight into the hidden world of modern slavery in the UK, seen through the eyes of people trapped in forced labour and the investigators who are trying to tackle this criminal industry.
Posted in Documentary, Europe, Slavery
Posted in Holidays, Jesse Lee Peterson, Multiculturalism, Slavery
Recently, a video went viral showing NYC fast food workers working remotely from the Philippines. It was revealed that they were working for a measly $3.00 an hour and compared to New York’s minimum wage of $16.00, this is atrocious.
Posted in Lauren Southern, Slavery
Join us in this deep dive into how the British Empire led the global charge to abolish slavery, not just within its own vast territories, but around the world. Discover the dramatic actions and international pressures exerted by the British Navy and government to end the inhumane practice of slavery in nations like Brazil, the Ottoman Empire, and beyond.
Posted in Islam, Slavery, Thomas Sowell
Entire families in Pakistan work dangerous jobs at brick kilns to pay off snowballing debts to kiln owners. Workers don’t have bank accounts and make so little they have to keep borrowing just to get by.
Posted in Asia, Documentary, Slavery
Plato is perhaps the most influential ancient philosopher of all. Miguel Cervantes wrote Don Quixote, recognised as the first modern novel. Both were slaves.
We are so obsessed with the slavery which existed centuries ago and about which we can do nothing at all, that we sometimes forget that chattel slavery exists right now in Africa
The campaigns in Britain to remove statues of people connected with the slave trade is baffling to people in countries such as Nigeria
