Olurotimi Osha

I attended Columbia University in the City of New York, and completed an International Human Rights Law program at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom this summer. I am currently a Doctor of Law Candidate (JD) at The George Washington University Law School, in Washington, DC.
Life Abroad

No Shame in the Name

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Because you do not have to be misrepresented by a false name. I had just finished watching another interesting episode of Third Rail on OZY...
Arts & Books

Free at last? Nigerian Artifacts may finally return home

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Debunking persistent myths and showcasing that Africans had developed complex art and systems prior to slavery and colonialism. At last, quintessential Nigerian art may return...
Faith & Philosophy

For God Loves a Cheerful Giver

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Envy is toxic. There are things I love about the Christian Holy Bible, and that includes its poignant analysis of the folly of mankind,...
Life Abroad

Bullying is the New Normal in America

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From its inception, the United States Presidency has been considered a noble office and its occupant, has been correspondingly as noble in character. But...
Arts & Books

Rapping: a Practice in Yoruba Culture that goes back a Millennium

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If you do not tell the truth about what you know and understand about yourself, then others may tell lies based on what they...
Life Abroad

Value Change Proposition: Promoting a More Civilized America

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Because tenable gun control laws, reflective of advanced civilized societies, will engender safe spaces for those uncomfortable conversations that are long overdue. I am often...
Arts & Books

“What’s My Name?”: The Brand that Changed How We Viewed Rap from Lagos to London

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In 1992, the world of music changed and civility in the arts became a pejorative, as the once unacceptable and inflammatory content of hardcore...
Sports

Osi Umenyiora: The Nigerian former Athlete as an Advocate in America

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The American dream is real for some, but it does not have to make them hypocrites...athletes, applause. I am watching the articulate young man speaking...
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