Tag: immigration

#261: If You Govern Against the People, You Will Fail

Philipp Kneis

In an era teetering on chaos, citizens grapple with harsh realities: climate promises shattered, ineffective immigration management, and pandemic miscommunication. Politicians must shed pretense, embrace brutal honesty, and acknowledge that the public won't sacrifice comfort for lofty ideals. Failure to respect constituents fuels the rise of unconventional leaders like Trump.

#56: Disentangling Race and Ethnicity

Philipp Kneis

Ethnicity is rooted in shared culture, language, and perceived lineage; race is a colonial construct used to justify exploitation. The post traces the historical misuse of racial categories and argues that while ethnicity can be fluid and self-defined, race is externally imposed and ideologically charged.