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Introduction From the Norman Conquest in 1066 to the present day, England’s monarchy has seen 41 kings and queens reign over nearly a millennium. Each monarch, with their unique personality, ambitions, and challenges, has left an indelible mark on the history of the United Kingdom. From great victories to civil wars, religious upheavals to imperial…
Introduction Every two weeks, an indigenous language fades from existence, erasing not only a means of communication but also a unique worldview, rich history, and cultural identity. According to a 2019 United Nations report, this alarming trend impacts an estimated 370 million indigenous people around the globe, spread across approximately 90 countries. While these communities…
Introduction The tragedy of human trafficking, particularly involving young girls, has cast a long, dark shadow over India for decades. This pervasive crisis is a deeply entrenched issue that reveals the intersection of gender inequality, poverty, and organized crime. While global awareness has grown, efforts to address the crisis often feel like a drop in…
Introduction For centuries, Japan’s indigenous Ainu people faced systematic efforts to erase their culture, language, and identity. The Ainu, who primarily inhabit Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido, have a rich cultural heritage distinct from the majority Yamato people of Japan. However, policies of assimilation, discrimination, and marginalization over generations nearly drove them to extinction as…
Introduction Canada, often regarded as a beacon of peace and human rights, harbors a deeply troubling and under-reported crisis: the ongoing violence against Indigenous women and girls. Since 1980, more than 1,100 Indigenous women and girls have been murdered or gone missing across the country, a grim statistic that was highlighted in a 2017 United…
Introduction In recent decades, plastic pollution has emerged as one of the most pressing environmental challenges, with the ocean becoming the final resting place for an astonishing amount of plastic debris. According to estimates from 2017, there are as many as 5.25 trillion plastic particles weighing 250,000 tons floating in the world’s oceans. These microplastics—tiny…
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Larry shares his thoughts on the Ute Indian people today and shares Ute wisdom, including the Creation Story. Larry is a member of the Ute Indian Tribe, and he is a filmmaker and story teller. He’s also a veteran who served in Vietnam. He shares Ute wisdom and language. This talk was given at a…
Introduction Every year on April 23, the United Nations commemorates English Language Day, a celebration that pays tribute to the English language and its profound influence on global communication. This date, significant for being both the birth and death anniversary of William Shakespeare, the most renowned figure in English literature, serves as a reminder of…
Introduction The 17th century in England bore witness to a tumultuous period of political, religious, and social upheaval, culminating in the seismic event known as the English Civil War. At its core, this conflict pitted the Royalists, staunch supporters of King Charles I, against the Parliamentarians, who aimed to curtail the king’s powers and assert…
The English Civil War, a period of bitter conflict and division, pitted families and communities against each other in a battle for the soul of the nation. It was a time when loyalties were tested, alliances shattered, and the fate of England hung in the balance. This article explores the winners and losers of the…
Introduction In recent years, as the world grapples with environmental degradation, climate change, and loss of biodiversity, there has been a growing realization that traditional economic indicators like Gross Domestic Product (GDP) do not capture the full spectrum of a country’s wealth and well-being. A new approach, known as Natural Capital Accounting (NCA), is emerging…
For centuries, pilgrimage has been a popular activity among people of various religions around the world. One of the most famous pilgrimage routes in England is the journey to Canterbury Cathedral, the final resting place of St. Thomas Becket. This journey, which was taken by thousands of people every year in the Middle Ages, involved…
Introduction The destruction of cultural heritage by terrorist groups represents a profound assault on humanity’s collective history and identity. These acts are more than mere collateral damage of conflict; they are often part of a calculated strategy to erase cultural memory, undermine the spirit of communities, and finance further violence through the illicit trade of…
Introduction As the global population continues to rise, the world stands on the brink of significant demographic changes that will shape the future of human society. According to the United Nations’ World Population Prospects 2019, the world population is expected to grow by two billion over the next 30 years, reaching approximately 9.7 billion by…
The conflict between Oliver Cromwell and Ireland during the English Civil Wars is a dark and complex chapter in Irish history.
Introduction The English Civil War was a series of armed conflicts and political struggles that took place between 1642 and 1651. The war was fought between the forces of the English monarch, King Charles I, and the forces of the English Parliament, led by Oliver Cromwell. The conflict was primarily driven by a power struggle…