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Harpers editor Rachel Poser about the work of Dan-el Padilla Peralta, a race-obsessed professor of Classics at Princeton University (“He Wants to Save Classics from Whiteness. Can the Field Survive?”). Padilla upholds the view that his discipline the study of ancient Greek and Roman history and culture is a mainstay of the conception of “whiteness” and should be done away with.
In the famous painting by Jacques-Louis David in 1789, the year of the French Revolution, the founder of the Roman Republic, Lucius Junius Brutus, contemplates the fate of his sons, whom he put to death for conspiring to restore the monarchy.
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The National Assembly has powers to replace the 1999 Constitution (2)
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By Aare Afe Babalola, SAN, OFR, CON
LAST week, I commenced the discussion of this topic by highlighting the background of constitutional enactments and repeals in Nigeria from the period of amalgamation in 1914 till date.
As I noted, the present 1999 Constitution is a product of military decree which, does not means it represents the wish of Nigerians; and therefore, there is an urgent need for a new constitution which will echo the voices of Nigerians and permit the different nation-states to develop at their respective paces.
The humane truth
published : 11 Dec 2020 at 04:00
In the treatise Politics (328 BC), Aristotle wrote that man was by nature a social animal, and society was something in nature that preceded the individual. The human that didn t partake in society, he opined, was either a beast or god. The English philosopher, Thomas Hobbes, delved into a darker side and argued that if men wanted to survive they would voluntarily uphold laws, give up their rights and obey an absolute power that protected them. Left on their own, men were naturally unsociable and didn t depend on anyone but themselves to survive. Self-preservation was their ultimate objective. They perpetually competed against one another. Their natural state was a state of war, in which they distrusted their own species and reasoned with a fist in order to attain power over their fellow beings.