Category: Thinking

• The Lawyer, the Store Owner and the Case That Split a Town

  Jun 23

    The Lawyer, the Store Owner and the Case That Split a Town Rick Chow Trial and Its Fallout     View Recommended Products The Lawyer, the Store Owner and… more ›

• A Killing, a Verdict and the Racial Theatre Around Them

  Jun 23

    A Killing, a Verdict and the Racial Theatre Around Them Rick Chow Trial and Self-Defence     View Recommended Products A Killing, a Verdict and the Racial Theatre Around… more ›

• SpaceX’s Orbital Data Center Gamble: A Trillion-Dollar Bet on Infinite Computing Power

  Jun 23

    SpaceX Wants to Turn Orbit Into a Power Plant for AI SpaceX’s Orbit Bet on AI     View Recommended Products SpaceX Wants to Turn Orbit Into a Power… more ›

• America Keeps Seeing Only Black and White

  Jun 20

    America Keeps Seeing Only Black and White Race, Juries and Two Verdicts     View Recommended Products America Keeps Seeing Only Black and White A South Carolina jury’s acquittal… more ›

• Kemi Badenoch and the DEI Debate: A Nigerian Perspective on Identity Politics

  Jun 19

    Badenoch, DEI and Merit     View Recommended Products The Fight Over Diversity Reporting Is Really About Power Kemi Badenoch has reopened a fight over who pays when equality… more ›

• Race, Juries and Public Fury

  Jun 19

    Race, Juries and Public Fury When justice becomes a proxy for racial grievance     View Recommended Products When Justice Becomes a Racial Rorschach Test The verdicts in the… more ›

• Musk’s Money Has Turned Into a Mirror

  Jun 16

    Elon Musk and the envy test     View Recommended Products Musk’s Money Has Turned Into a Mirror Elon Musk’s latest leap in wealth has done what every Musk… more ›

• Diversity as Modern Quota

  Jun 15

    Diversity as Modern Quota     View Recommended Products When ‘Diversity’ Becomes a Badge for Bias A language of inclusion now often serves an older purpose: to excuse unequal… more ›

• Kemi Badenoch and Britain’s Race Trap

  Jun 15

    Kemi Badenoch and Britain’s Race Trap     View Recommended Products Britain Keeps Confusing Colour With Conviction Britain’s race debate has become so distorted that a Black Conservative leader… more ›

• The Universal Instinct for Hierarchy: Why Even Homogeneous Societies Divide Themselves Into Ranks

  Jun 13

    Why Hierarchies Keep Returning     View Recommended Products The Human Habit of Ranking Everyone South Africa’s threats to deport Nigerian nationals, and the harsher anti-immigration politics now circulating… more ›